The United States is responding to China's "provocative" behavior on Taiwan by boosting trade with the democratically run island and insisting on right of air and sea passage through the tense straits ... ( read original story ...)
In think tank’s Taiwan war game, US beats China at high cost
In another room a detailed map of Taiwan sits, red forces already positioned and moving to take control. This is the end of a week of war games in which various retired military officers, think tank ... ( read original story ...)
Growth trimmed on weak exports, trade
The Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics (DGBAS) yesterday trimmed its forecast for the nation’s economic growth to 3.76 percent from an estimate of 3.91 percent in May, given ... ( read original story ...)
Compal shipments to decline 20% as industry slumps
Compal Electronics Inc (仁寶), the world’s No. 2 contract notebook computer maker, yesterday said it expects notebook shipments to decline 20 percent annually this year, matching an industry slump, as ... ( read original story ...)
Appier continues its strong growth momentum and raises full-year guidance second quarter in a row
Significant growth, profitability and international expansion to underscore Appier's focus in second half of 2022 ... ( read original story ...)
Nancy Pelosi’s Visit To Taiwan, AMTD Digital’s IPO, Crypto And More: Forbes AI Newsletter – August 6th
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Chinese aircrafts continue to enter Taiwan’s air defence zone; Taipei on high alert
As many as 24 Chinese aircraft and six vessels were detected by the Taiwan Defence Ministry near its territory on Friday, two days after China halted its large-scale military drills near the ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan To Test-Fire Missiles – TaiwanPlus News
Chinese vessels have been moving through the area in recent days, but military experts say Taiwan’s technology should be safe from prying eyes. Like us on Facebook to see similar stories Please give ... ( read original story ...)
Global LGBTQ event cancelled after demand to remove Taiwan’s name
Taiwan’s Foreign Ministry says WorldPride event would have advanced regional diversity and equality in East Asia. ( read original story ...)
Why Does Taiwan Want Foxconn To Drop Its Stake In Chinese Chip Manufacturing Firm?
Taiwan's national security officials want Apple supplier Foxconn to unwind a $800 million investment in a Chinese chip manufacturing firm named Tsinghua Unigroup. Apparently, a senior Taiwanese ... ( read original story ...)
Why Does Taiwan Want Foxconn To Drop Its Stake In Chinese Chip Manufacturing Firm?
Taiwan's national security officials want Apple supplier Foxconn to unwind a $800 million investment in a Chinese chip manufacturing firm named Tsinghua Unigroup. Apparently, a senior Taiwanese ... ( read original story ...)
Taiwan issue: India calls for de-escalation of tensions
China launched major military drills around Taiwan as part of its response to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's recent visit to Taiwan. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan revises down 2022 GDP growth forecast to 3.76%
Taiwan's economy is expected to expand 3.76% in 2022, the Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics said on Friday, downgrading its outlook from a previous estimate of 3.91% growth. ( read original story ...)
Five major Chinese firms to delist from New York Stock Exchange amid US-China tensions over Taiwan
Sinopec and PetroChina -- two of the world's biggest energy firms -- are among the companies that will apply for 'voluntary delisting' of their American depositary shares ... ( read original story ...)
Global computer chip shortage concerns grow as pressure from China on Taiwan increases
Taiwan has the world’s biggest semiconductor industry, with one single company — Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company — producing 53 per cent of the world’s chips. ( read original story ...)
Taiwan’s global LGBTQ gathering axed over name change controversy
The island’s foreign ministry blames ‘political considerations’ for cancellation of Asia’s first WorldPride event. ( read original story ...)