After mastering making iPhones, Taiwan's Terry Gou, the billionaire founder of major Apple Inc supplier Foxconn , now wants to turn his entrepreneurial skills elsewhere - to be the island's next president.
Super Typhoon Slams Philippines, Threatens Taiwan and Hong Kong
Taiwan shut offices and canceled flights across parts of the south on Wednesday as Super Typhoon Saola sweeps past the island’s southern tip, heading toward the Chinese coast after battering northern ...
US Air Force Testing AI-Powered Enemy-Fighting Drones As China-Taiwan Tensions Simmer
The Air Force emphasizes the importance of proceeding with caution, stating that human judgment will remain at the core of decision-making processes involving the AI technology ... particularly ...
UK should take China to task on human rights and Taiwan, MPs say
Foreign select committee report published as foreign secretary, James Cleverly, travels to Beijing ...
Welcome to Taiwan, land of semiconductors and paddies
Semiconductor factories and stalls co-exist in Taiwan, which produces 60 per cent of the world’s chips. These are the tiny devices that run your phones, computers, and cars among other machines. One ...
Vivek Ramaswamy defends positions on Ukraine and Taiwan
The GOP presidential candidate appeared on "Andrea Mitchell Reports" and outlined the views that have earned scorn from his rivals.
Who is Terry Gou; the former Foxconn CEO with links to Apple now running for president of Taiwan?
Gou's commitment to unifying opposition and addressing national security concerns resonated with many who shared his vision for a strong and independent Taiwan. Foxconn is a primary manufacturer of ...
Foxconn Founder Muddies Taiwan Election Race With Presidency Bid
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Billionaire Foxconn founder Terry Gou's decision to stand for Taiwan's presidency has thrown a spanner in the works of a January election expected to return the ruling party for a third term at a time of soaring tensions with China.
Terry Gou: The Taiwan iPhone billionaire who wants to be president
The latest to join the race for Taiwan's presidency is Terry Gou, 72-year-old billionaire, and founder of the world's largest electronics manufacturing company. Hon Hai Industries is better known around the world as Foxconn.
Typhoon Saola to bring heavy rain and strong winds to southern Taiwan on its way to China’s coast
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwan’s weather authorities warned residents of heavy rain and strong winds starting Wednesday as Typhoon Saola skirts by the island’s southern coast on its way to China's southern coast.
Asus Denies Rumor Of Zenfone Smartphones Getting Discontinued
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Meet Terry Gou, the 72-year-old billionaire founder of a key Apple supplier who now wants to be the president of Taiwan
Gou founded Foxconn in 1974 with a $7,500 loan from his mother and grew it into a global contract manufacturer behemoth.
Taipei mayor leads delegation to Shanghai as Beijing ramps up pressure on Taiwan
Rising KMT star Wayne Chiang says annual forum is an opportunity to improve dialogue and stability Trip comes as Beijing steps up military activity and warns Taipei not to partner with the US to ...
New Taipei City’s ASEAN Trade Mission Delegation Invites Singaporean Companies to Co-Create Future Success in Innovative Smart Industries
On September 22nd, New Taipei City will be leading 22 Taiwanese companies to Singapore for a trade mission event at the Furama RiverFront Singapore. New Taipei City is a leader in the Information and ...
Taiwan warns of surge in tensions as Chinese planes cross median line
Taiwan's defence ministry warned on Tuesday of a possible "sharp increase" in military tensions after reporting renewed Chinese military activity including fighter jets crossing the sensitive median line of the Taiwan Strait.
Taiwan warns of ‘sharp increase’ in tensions as Chinese planes cross median line
Taiwan's defence ministry warned on Tuesday of a possible "sharp increase" in military tensions after reporting renewed Chinese military activity including fighter jets crossing the sensitive median line of the Taiwan Strait.