TAIEX likely to see consolidation

The TAIEX is likely to hover between 13,000 and 15,000 points in the first and second quarters of next year as it enters consolidation mode, before rallying in the third quarter and climbing to 16,800 ... ( read original story ...)

Japan’s high taxes chase away bankers

Japan’s push to make itself a more attractive financial hub faces a taxing problem if it is to stop the drip-drip departure of finance professionals to other countries in Asia. While the COVID-19 ... ( read original story ...)

EDF’s curious departure from Taiwan

French utilities giant EDF this year decided to close its offices in Taiwan, a democratically self-governed archipelago which China vigorously lays claim to as a province of its own. Curiously, the ... ( read original story ...)

FEATURES: Entrepreneur aims to reshape movie audio

The technology works in one of two ways ... The High Court yesterday sentenced Chang Shu-ching (張淑晶), who leased out rooms in New Taipei City, to nine years and eight months in prison for defrauding ... ( read original story ...)

TRA announces NT$8bn upgrade to power facilities

The Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) is next year to start changing some of its antiquated power facilities, with the cost of the four-year project expected to top NT$8 billion (US$280.30 million) ... ( read original story ...)

Guardiola says City cannot rely on gifts

Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola has challenged his players to work collectively in a bid to rediscover their fluid style of play, saying that they cannot expect Santa Claus to deliver goals as ... ( read original story ...)