Qualcomm Inc. notched a victory in its effort to preserve its patent-licensing business, as it reached a settlement with the Taiwanese government that revokes a previous finding against the chip maker ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan bookstore bets on mystery thrillers to revive business
Murder Ink bookstore in Taipei is one of the few bookstores in Taiwan that focuses mainly on detective novels. [Photo/JIEMIAN.COM] TAIPEI-A human skeleton hangs on the wall above a creepy plastic baby ... ( read original story ...)
Review: China Airlines business class lounge, Taipei Airport T1 (A Side)
Receive 65,000 bonus Qantas Points and $150 back to your new ANZ Frequent Flyer Platinum credit card when you make one eligible purchase in the first 3 months. Eligibility criteria, T&Cs, fees and cha... ( read original story ...)
Business groups unhappy draft bill excludes investment immigration
Taipei, Aug. 7 (CNA) Local business groups are not optimistic about a draft economic immigration bill newly completed by the National Development Council (NDC), saying that excluding investment immigr... ( read original story ...)
Verint and Taipei Fubon Bank Win a Cyber Security Award
MELVILLE, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 7, 2018--Verint ® Systems Inc. (Nasdaq: VRNT), and Taipei Fubon Bank have been awarded TheAsian Banker Financial Technology Innovation Award for The Best Cybersecu... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s $6.6 bn petrochem plan hits IOCL’s feedstock constraints
A massive investment plan of $6.6 billion (or Rs 430 billion) by Taiwan’s state-owned petroleum & natural ... IOCL did not respond to Business Standard’s email questionnaire till the time of filing of ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s Kinmen island begins importing water from China
The move shows how trade and other non-political ties have been relatively unaffected by the diplomatic freeze instituted two years ago by China, which claims Taiwan as a part of its territory to be a... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to Hit Back at Airlines That Say Island Belongs to China
Taiwan is looking at ways to hit back at foreign airlines that recently caved in to pressure from Beijing to refer to the island as part of China. The transportation ministry is studying countermeasur... ( read original story ...)
Work permit requirement halted for Taiwan, HK, Macao employees
Residents of Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao will no longer need work permits ... To get one, residents of the three regions had to submit several documents, including the would-be employer's business lic... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan health care firms looking for Mindanao partners
DAVAO CITY — Taiwan health care companies are coming to Davao this week to look for possible partners, an official with the Mindanao Business Council (MinBC) said. Rolando A. Torres, MinBC executive d... ( read original story ...)
Guangdong to let Taiwan companies invest in infrastructure
“They will be allowed to invest in such sectors, receiving rights as equally as their business counterparts on the Chinese mainland,” said Chen Linzuo, deputy director of the Taiwan Affairs Office of ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan to help Haiti build electricity grid
Once the deal is sealed, it will become the first project launched with an ally under Taiwan's Official Development Assistance (ODA), a program designed to help countries develop their infrastructure ... ( read original story ...)
Labor ministry, unions, business leaders to discuss wage hike
Taipei, Aug. 2 (CNA) A committee convened by the Ministry of Labor (MOL) will meet Aug. 16, with government and labor representatives and business leaders trying to reach an agreement on wage increase... ( read original story ...)
China poaches Taiwan tech analysts as supply chain shifts
TAIPEI -- When Jeff Pu, a renowned analyst covering Apple's supply chain at Taiwan's Yuanta Investment Consulting, begins his new career as head of Asia hardware research at Guangzhou-based GF Securit... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan manufacturing growth slows, trade war fears rise
Taiwan’s manufacturing growth rose at its slowest pace in more than a year in July and business confidence slipped amid rising fears over the hit to Taiwan’s export-dependent economy from a global tra... ( read original story ...)
Vietnamese student hoping to sell coffee in Taiwan
Taipei, July 31 (CNA) Nguyen Thi Kim Lien (阮清玲), a Vietnamese student studying business administration in Taiwan, said Tuesday that she would like to import coffee beans from her hometown, roast them ... ( read original story ...)