Beijing has repeatedly hinted that its new J-20 stealth fighters would conduct patrols in Taiwan's airspace to coerce the island nation to reunify with China. But Taiwan has a plan to counter China's J-20: new mobile passive radars and new active radars ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s Yageo to buy U.S. electronic components firm for $740 million
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan’s Yageo Corp (2327.TW) said it would buy U.S.-based Pulse Electronics for $740 million, marking its biggest deal ever as it looks to expand in the United States and Europe. The cash offer is the second mid-sized bid from a ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Yageo’s unit to acquire U.S. Pulse Electronics for $740 million cash
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan’s Yageo Corp (2327.TW) said on Tuesday its subsidiary is acquiring U.S. electronic component design and manufacturing company Pulse Electronics for $740 million in cash. The company believes that the acquisition will strengthen ... ( read original story ...)
UPDATE 1-Taiwan’s Yageo to buy US electronic components firm for $740 mln
Taiwan's Yageo Corp said it would buy U.S.-based Pulse Electronics for $740 million, marking its biggest deal ever as it looks to expand in the United States and Europe. Load Error The cash offer is the second mid-sized bid from a Taiwanese electronics ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan Yageo’s unit to acquire U.S. Pulse Electronics for $740 mln cash
Taiwan's Yageo Corp said on Tuesday its subsidiary is acquiring U.S. electronic component design and manufacturing company Pulse Electronics for $740 million in cash. The company believes that the acquisition will strengthen its own position in the ... ( read original story ...)
Island or Rock? Taiwan Defends Its Claim in South China Sea
ITU ABA, South China Sea — The largest natural feature of the Spratly Islands, the hotly disputed archipelago in the South China Sea, is a forested, sun-drenched oval of land, cleaved by a single runway that gives the place the appearance of a raw coffee ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan ‘Angry’ Over Not Being Invited to WHO Assembly
GENEVA — Taiwan's health minister says the island feels "very angry" that it was not invited to the World Health Organization assembly in Geneva. Chen Shih-Chung attributed the U.N. body's refusal to let Taiwan participate to tensions between mainland ... ( read original story ...)