Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen will ease restrictions on imports of U.S. beef and pork, clearing the biggest obstacle to free-trade talks with Washington. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan paves way for U.S. trade deal by easing pork, beef imports
Taiwan paved the way for an eventual free trade deal with the United States on Friday by announcing an easing of restrictions on the import of U.S. beef and pork, as the island looks to boost ties ... ( read original story ...)
Good signs in business climate: NDC
The government’s business climate monitor last month showed “yellow-blue” for the fifth straight month, with the domestic economy stalled amid the COVID-19 pandemic, although it is starting to show ... ( read original story ...)
Morpho Establishes a Local Subsidiary in Taiwan and Begins Operations
In Taiwan, which has grown to become the world's leading region in semiconductor manufacturing technologies and IT fields, Morpho Taiwan have accelerated collaboration with local ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Is Widening Its Lead
Taiwan Semiconductor continues to perform well despite the coronavirus-induced economic downturn. It is notably showing strength in the promising HPC business. ( read original story ...)
2nd STREET TAIWAN, CO., LTD. to Open First Store in Taiwan, 2nd STREET Ximen Taipei, on August 28, 2020, in Taipei, Taiwan
ND STREET TAIWAN CO., LTD., a subsidiary of GEO Holdings (TOKYO: 2681), is set to open 2ND STREET Ximen Taipei, its first shop in Taiwan, in Taipei’s ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan hits Alibaba in crackdown on ‘hidden’ Chinese investment
TAIPEI -- Taiwan has taken on China's biggest e-commerce ... arm was ordered Monday to reregister as a Chinese-backed business or leave within six months after authorities said that Alibaba ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan targets Chinese tech
Taiwan has recently issued a series of restrictions on Chinese tech companies, from streaming apps to e-commerce. Why it matters: Critics say that recent U.S. restrictions on Chinese tech companies ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan says won’t let China firms ‘pull a fast one’ to get into market
Taiwan will not allow Chinese companies to "pull a fast one" by using indirect methods to bypass rules and regulations to operate in the island's market, Premier Su Tseng-chang said on Tuesday. TAIPEI ... ( read original story ...)
Observers: Taiwan Positioned for Role in Wealth Management and Corporate Financing
Taiwan is well-positioned to seize potential capital outflows triggered by the enactment of a new security law in Hong Kong and the intensifying trade frictions between the United States and China, ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan tells Taobao e-commerce site to re-register or leave island
Taiwan gave e-commerce site Taobao Taiwan six months to re-register as Chinese-backed rather than foreign or leave the island, in the government's latest shot against Chinese firms. ( read original story ...)
Crest View International Comments On Takeda As They Sell Japanese Consumer Health Unit To Blackstone For $2.3 Billion
Crest View International financial executives have commented on Takeda as they sell Japanese Consumer Health Unit to Blackstone for $2.3 billion. ( read original story ...)
Confident Taiwan moves ahead
In light of the severe health and economic crises the world is facing today, countries that manage to maintain internal stability will be the ones best positioned to survive and thrive faster than ... ( read original story ...)
SINTRONES Edge AI GPU Computing Solution enabling flexibility: EBOX-7000
SINTRONES, one of the global leaders in computing technology in vehicles, announces the launch of the new EBOX-7000 Edge AI GPU Computing. The new EBOX-7000 Edge AI GPU Computing is suitable for ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan and the US: ‘much thunder, little rain’
A senior US official's visit to Taiwan this month visit seems to come as close to crossing one of China’s 'red lines' as possible. ( read original story ...)
US dollar beats euro for first week since mid-June
The US dollar on Friday gained against the euro for the first week since the middle of June after data showed a strong uptick in US business activity, while the single currency was held down as this ... ( read original story ...)