Taiwan’s export orders up for 10th straight month in May

TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Taiwan reported a year-on-year increase in its May export orders for the 10th consecutive month, at a time when global demand remained strong, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) said Tuesday. In May, the country's export orders rose ... ( read original story ...)

Travelers Say EVA’s Business Amenities Best, Cabins Cleanest

TAIPEI, Taiwan, June 20, 2017 /CNW/ -- EVA Air is continuing its winning ways by taking the top spot in two categories of SKYTRAX's annual World Airline Awards, Best Business Class Comfort Amenities and Best Airline Cabin Cleanliness. SKYTRAX has also ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan’s Pegatron expands smartphone capacity for 2H

TAIPEI -- Key iPhone assembler Pegatron on Tuesday said it was gearing up for higher smartphone production in the second half of 2017, as it sees stronger demand than last year. "We are preparing and planning for more capacity this year than the past year ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan slams UN after students barred from Geneva visit

Taiwan fiercely criticised the United Nations Friday after its students were barred from visiting a public hearing in Geneva as Beijing seeks to further isolate the island internationally. It comes after Taiwan was excluded from a major World Health ... ( read original story ...)

Chess-playing robot takes center stage in Taiwan tech fair

The annual Computex trade show in Taipei comes as Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen ... interact with its opponent,” said division director Lewis Liu of the Industrial Technology Research Institute of Taiwan, which built the robot. Enabled by an ... ( read original story ...)

Tour helps build KK-Taipei rapport

She also chairs Perwakilan Taipei which consists of lady officers and wives of ... and International Federation of Business and Professional Women (BPW International), Taiwan-Taoyuan Club (or BPW International, Taiwan-Taoyuan Club) which share the same ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan Lays Plans for $59 Billion in Renewable-Energy Finance

New energy, meet new finance. That’s the thinking of Taiwan’s government, which is starting to map out funding plans for a power system that can no longer rely on nuclear reactors. Prime Minister Lin Chuan’s administration aims to increase the share ... ( read original story ...)

SinoPac Holdings chairman detained on breach of trust charges

to make illegal loans to finance the deal. This was a classic example of "investing in real estate with one's left hand and making illegal loans with the right hand," according to Huang. Taipei District Prosecutors Office investigators launched a raid of ... ( read original story ...)

Hiring outlook unchanged in Q3; demand in financial sector heavy

Taipei, June 17 (CNA) Taiwan's hiring outlook for the third quarter remains unchanged from a quarter earlier, with demand for people expected to be strongest in the financial and real estate sectors, according to U.S.-based human resources firm ManpowerGroup. ( read original story ...)