Taiwan's air force is seeking $1.16 billion for equipment maintenance and installation next year, up 26% from the amount allocated this year. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s multinationals are expanding from Malaysia to Mexico as they tread water in mainland China
An expansion of mainland China operations among Taiwanese firms is ‘not on their radar’, while the need to maintain a presence in the world’s biggest consumer market is putting them in a tight spot. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan-China tensions a reminder to tech: diversify chip manufacturers
TORONTO — Canada's technology industry says flaring tensions between China and Taiwan are reminding companies how important it is to seek a broader range of sources for semiconductors — and to invest ... ( read original story ...)
Lithuania set to open Taiwan representative office and risk further anger from Beijing
The Baltic state has previously indicated the mission would open on Monday and named its first envoy to the island. ( read original story ...)
CHIPS Act: Intel’s Gain And Taiwan Semiconductor’s Pain
As aforementioned, as long-term business owners, our long-term return ... contemplating the possibility of the China invasion of Taiwan. According to Citi analyst Christopher Danely, Intel's ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan gains global support amid Chinese aggression post-Pelosi’s visit
Taiwan has been gaining global support after China increased its military activities around the Island nation since US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taipei last month. ( read original story ...)
In Taiwan, anxiety – and a little apathy – about China
A Stuff reporter hears that Taiwan wants help from New Zealand - including to be allowed into the CPTPP trade deal - as China becomes more aggressive. ( read original story ...)
Tata Group Plans to Produce iPhones in India, Holds Talks With Taiwan-based Firm: Report
Mumbai: Days after Apple released its iPhone 14 series during its ‘Far Out’ event, another report by Bloomberg on Friday claimed that Tata Group is planning to manufacture iPhones in India and for ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s Military Modernization Plans Hampered By US Arms Supplies For Ukraine War
With war in Ukraine lingering on and the U.S. pushing for additional arms to be delivered to Kyiv, Taipei's plans for military modernization are being delayed. ( read original story ...)
Bargaining chip: Taiwan plans to retain most semiconductor production
An overwhelming percentage of the world’s semiconductor microchip supply will remain concentrated in Taiwan, according to officials and industry leaders, despite the looming threat of aggression from ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan chip giant TSMC sees all-time high revenue in August
Taiwanese semiconductor giant TSMC said Thursday its August revenue rose nearly 60 percent to a record high of Tw$218.13 billion ($7.06 billion) on soaring global demand. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s strength in chips is the world’s great weakness
China’s threat to blockade Taiwan has exposed the vulnerability of the world’s access to computer chips. But the island’s chipmakers are resisting pressure to shift their manufacturing offshore. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to ask countries to support its UN inclusion
Taiwan would again ask its diplomatic allies and like-minded countries to voice support for the nation’s inclusion in the UN system, as the annual UN General Assembly is set to start next week, the ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s Inflation Cools as Slowing Economy Seeks Reprieve
Taiwan’s consumer inflation cooled significantly in August, taking some of the pressure off the central bank as it tries to balance raising interest rates against the need to support the economy. ( read original story ...)
To residents, ‘mainland’ is a dirty word in Taiwan
The island shares the same language and traditions as China, but many of its people say they identify more with democracies like Australia. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan shared progress in improving human rights in the fishing sector at the “Taiwan-US Bilateral Consultation on Fishery Labor Rights and Benefits”
U.S. Bilateral Consultation on Fishery Labor Rights and Benefits" was held on September 2, U.S. time, in Washington, D.C. The Taiwan Fisheries Agency (TFA) met up with the Bureau of International ... ( read original story ...)