Executives at publicly traded US companies are becoming increasingly worried about the spectre of a further escalation of tensions over Taiwan, a major supplier of crucial components like ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan buying $2.6B of Illinois soybeans, corn
Taiwanese leaders on Friday signed a letter of intent to buy about $2 billion of ... ( read original story ...)
Could China-Taiwan conflict escalate to a full blown military crisis?
Experts believe Beijing’s aggression is largely a face-saving exercise, but conflict poses significant costs for Taiwan and the world ... ( read original story ...)
Asian business correspondent on China-America relations concerning Taiwan
The three largest American banks say if the U.S Government wants them to pull out of China, should China attack Taiwan, they will. This comes a day after ... ( read original story ...)
US steps up diplomatic efforts with China on Taiwan, Russia
The Biden administration on Friday ramped up its diplomatic efforts to press China to end provocative actions against Taiwan and warned it about any active support for Russia in its war against ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan official warns China, ‘We will never surrender our freedom’
Taiwan's Counsel General James J.K. Lee rallies the world to help Taiwan amid growing threats from China. Taiwan continues to face daily threats from Beijing. ( read original story ...)
China says U.S. sending ‘very wrong, dangerous signals’ on Taiwan
The United States is sending "very wrong, dangerous signals" on Taiwan, and the more rampant Taiwan independence activities are the less likely a peaceful settlement will be, Chinese Foreign Minister ... ( read original story ...)
Five questions with Da Li Chairman James Hsieh
James Hsieh, who is known as the Chairman, is in Seattle to scope out opportunities for his company Da Li, which this month it flipped a second life sciences development property near the Space Needle ... ( read original story ...)
Here’s why the only Bay Area tech company to go public in a major IPO this year has done well since its debut
Inflation is up. Stocks are down. The economy is stumbling. And the markets are basically closed to new tech stocks. No matter: #CredoTechnology — one of the few to hit #WallStreet this year — is ... ( read original story ...)
Blinken tells China’s Wang peace in Taiwan Strait is vital
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken told his Chinese counterpart on Friday that the maintenance of peace and stability over Taiwan was vitally important, as the two met with tensions high over the ... ( read original story ...)
Weekly Small Cap and IPO Wrap: Aussie markets lose Queen; a whack of market cap; merit only bullet point summary
Wow. Another exciting few days. The small caps (XEC) index copped it bad, down 2.5% today and 6.6% for the week. ( read original story ...)
Kamala Harris to Head to Asia on Heels of Biden’s Vow to Defend Taiwan
A senior administration official acknowledged that Biden again said he would aid Taiwan against a Chinese attack, but also that the policy "hasn't changed." ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese devices ban not enforced: group
People’s movements in public have been exposed and national security has been breached because ministries have failed to enforce a ban of Chinese-made electronic displays and video recording devices, ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. Vice President Harris to discuss Taiwan security in Asia -official
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris will discuss Taiwan security during bilateral meetings with the leaders of Japan and South Korea when she visits the region next week, a senior administration ... ( read original story ...)
An international stage for small yet innovative companies: Helping business where it matters most
SMEs hard hit by multiple international crises Focused business development programs are in high demand Taiwan Excellence gives international platform to brilliant companies and products who could not ... ( read original story ...)
US bank CEOs say they could exit China if it ever attacks Taiwan
Leaders of America's biggest banks say they would follow any US directive on pulling business from China if Taiwan is ever attacked by Beijing. ( read original story ...)