Orders in March shrank by more than 25 against last year dropping for a seventh consecutive month The global hi-tech hardware powerhouse ...
China foreign minister: Taiwan, foreign supporters ‘playing with fire’
The concept is the latest of China’s moves to position its single-party political system, with its claim to social stability and economic growth, as an alternative to the Western liberal approach that ...
‘Those playing with fire…’: Taiwan braces for 2027 conflict as China steps up threats
Beijing views democratically governed Taiwan as its own territory and routinely denounces high-level meetings between Taiwanese and foreign leaders and officials. Taipei however strongly rejects the ...
China’s foreign minister steps up threats against Taiwan
Qin Gang’s remarks Friday came at the end of a speech espousing China’s contribution to the global economy and the interests of developing nations.
The world simply can’t afford the catastrophe of a mainland attack on Taiwan
Taiwan accounts for 92 per cent of the world's most sophisticated ... Rhodium considers a long list of disastrous economic consequences, ranging from the suspension of trade finance (disrupting over ...
Virginia’s finance, commerce secretaries to join Youngkin on Asia trade trip
Well, it’s always a concern because it’s a real tough region," Youngkin told reporters when asked if he was worried about Chinese military activity in response to his planned visit to Taiwan.
Singapore plans ESG rules, pushes transition finance
The central bank and Singapore Exchange Ltd are planning to require key financial institutions and listed companies to make ESG disclosures in line with rules being developed by the International ...
Taiwan’s export orders log biggest fall since global financial crisis, but turnaround seen by 2024
Seventh-straight month of falling orders for Taiwanese goods reflects weak consumer demand from both mainland China and the West Expectation that the US economy will continue to weaken in the coming ...
Taiwan March export orders slump nearly 26%, worst drop in 14 years
Taiwan's export orders fell the most in 14 years in March, and by more than expected, as slowing global growth continued to weigh on demand for electronics. The island's export orders, a bellwether ...
Taiwan Export Orders Slump Most Since 2009 as Chip Demand Falls
Taiwan’s export orders in March plunged by the most since the global financial crisis as global demand for semiconductors shows little sign of improving.
Veteran Investor Samuel Chen Joins The Ranks Of Taiwan’s Richest With A $2.4 Billion Fortune
This story is part of Forbes’ coverage of Taiwan’s Richest 2023. See the full list here.
Taiwan lowers financial and administrative requirements for geothermal
Proposals are being reviewed to lower the financial and administrative thresholds of geothermal development in Taiwan in a bid to achieve net zero goals.
Taiwan: Political Rivals’ Trips to China & US Highlight Cross-Strait Conundrum
While Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen met the US House Speaker, opposition leader Ma Jing-yeou visited the mainland.
‘Better to prepare’: Batanes starts planning Taiwan contingency
If there were no tensions around Taiwan, our residents wouldn’t be so worried,' says Batanes Governor Marilou Cayco ...
Taiwan Semiconductor said to push back on controversial CHIPs Act requirements
Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE:TSM), which is in the process of working with the U.S. government to receive funding from the CHIPs Act, is said to be pushing back on some of the more controversial parts ...
Mega Financial to issue dividend despite losses
Mega Financial said on Monday. The company distributed NT$1.65 in dividends last year — NT$1.45 in cash and NT$0.2 in stock. People walk past the Mega International Commercial Bank building in Taipei ...