from the IPO, giving it a valuation of about $1.5 billion, based on its offering price of 1,600 yen per share. It will be the first startup from Taiwan to list in Japan since security software ... ( read original story ...)
Trade union calls for Deliveroo UK strike ahead of IPO
A trade union yesterday called for Deliveroo’s UK riders to strike when the meal delivery service floats on the stock market next month, saying the action would highlight dissatisfaction with the ... ( read original story ...)
Myanmar Communities in Taiwan Protest Military Coup After ‘Deadliest Day’
Taiwan’s Myanmar community came out in force on Sunday to protest the continued crackdown in that country following the military coup on February 1. Gathered beside Taipei’s Liberty Square, ... ( read original story ...)
The Navy is Worried China Will Soon Invade Taiwan
The current U.S. Pacific Fleet commander finds it likely that tensions between Taiwan and China could erupt sooner than anyone thinks. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan terms incursion of Chinese warplanes unnecessary
Taiwanese premier Su Tseng-change has termed the incursion by Chinese warplanes into Taiwan Air Defense Identification Zone ADZ as unnecessary and though ... ( read original story ...)
Governments race to build semiconductor production to avoid dependence on Taiwan
China has also offered a myriad of subsidies to the chip industry as it tries to reduce its dependence on Western technology, including setting ... The need for chip plants outside Asia has helped ... ( read original story ...)
China’s threat to Taiwan-fact or fiction
Over the past week, the testimony of America’s two most senior admirals in Asia, Philip Davidson Commander Indo-Pacific Command and John Aquilino Commander Pacific Fleet, before Congress was chilling. ( read original story ...)
Electricity rates not to rise for six months
shares tumbled 3.03 percent yesterday as investors worried about an Intel Corp plan to return to the foundry business. The stock closed at NT$571 in Taipei trading, with turnover surging to 115.32 ... ( read original story ...)
Walter Lohman On Taiwan: Europe and strategic ambiguity
There is an interesting dispute brewing in Paris over Taiwan. The controversial and acerbic Chinese Ambassador there is objecting to the next visit to Taiwan by the French Senate’s Taiwan Caucus. So ... ( read original story ...)
Taipei Rally Against Violence In Myanmar
Dozens of people held a rally in Taipei on Sunday in support of civilians being persecuted in Myanmar by the military junta which took power two months ago. ( read original story ...)
Palau president visits Taiwan to open travel bubble
Palau's leader flew into Taiwan on Sunday as the two coronavirus-free allies prepare to launch a travel corridor and boost their pandemic-hit tourist sectors. A charter flight carrying President ... ( read original story ...)
US-China tension brings both a risk of chip dependency on Taiwan
TOKYO -- In the morning of March 5, a private jet flew into Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport in the city of Taoyuan, located in the northwest of the island. Emerging from the plane ... ( read original story ...)
Can China impose military force against Taiwan?
US military commanders have warned about the imminent threat of Beijing trying to recover control over the democratic island. But some experts say greater danger lies with China's inconspicuous "gray ... ( read original story ...)
US military ‘go woke’ as Chinese commit serious incursion into Taiwan airspace
Malka Leifer faces court over allegations of child sexual abuse Queensland to open to all of NSW next Monday Former NAB employee jailed over $5.5m fraud Joe Biden becomes 46th US President Push to ... ( read original story ...)
Wiwynn Boosts Two-phase Immersion Cooling Development by Investing in LiquidStack
TAIPEI, Taiwan - Wiwynn announced an investment in LiquidStack ... Through the investment, Wiwynn will be able to leverage LiquidStack’s experiences and expertise to expand business opportunities and ... ( read original story ...)
Xi flirting with Taiwan seizure to secure legacy: US
US officials are worried Chinese President Xi Jinping is increaingly impatient with the standoff over what Beijing considers to be the rogue province of Taiwan. ( read original story ...)