China yesterday ramped up support for its property sector with its biggest-ever cut to a key mortgage reference rate, raising expectations for more aggressive measures to support the economy in the ...
Almost all former allies are repaying loans, ministry says
All of Taiwan’s former diplomatic allies, apart from two African states, are repaying loans owed to Taiwanese banks in accordance with their contracts, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said yesterday.
Wafer services firm Chunghwa eyes revenue growth
Chunghwa Precision Test Technology Co president Scott Huang poses for a photograph at a news conference in Taipei yesterday. Photo: Lisa Wang, Taipei Times The probing card business would be a major ...
Taipei urges Beijing to remain ‘rational’ after 2 Chinese nationals died in boat incident off Kinmen island
Taiwan called on Beijing to "be rational" on Tuesday following a deadly incident involving a Chinese boat and the Taiwanese coast guard.
Optimizing Group Resources: AcBel, Kinpo, and ChargePoint Jointly Target the Charging Station Market
AcBel Polytech Inc. ("AcBel") (TWSE: 6282), a leading power supply manufacturer under Kinpo Group, announced today (20) a significant collaboration with ChargePoint (NYSE: CHPT), a leading provider of ...
11 sorties disrupted airspace after crossing central line in afternoon: Taiwan National Defense Ministry
Taiwan Ministry of National Defense stated that 11 sorties disrupted the surrounding airspace along the Vietnam-China Line in the afternoon.
Minister says Keelung mayor sold the ‘golden goose’
In an ongoing dispute over a profitable shopping mall, Minister of the Interior Lin Yu-chang (林右昌) accused the Keelung City Government of selling the “golden goose” and violently evicting the original ...
IC production value to surge 15.4% this year: TSIA
The nation’s integrated circuit (IC) industry’s production value is forecast to rise 15.4 percent to NT$5.12 trillion (US$163.1 billion) this year, the Taiwan Semiconductor Industry Association (TSIA) ...
TSMC Japan a promise of better ties: Lai
From left, Japanese lawmaker Tsuneo Kitamura, Vice President William Lai and Japanese lawmaker Iwao Horii pose for a photograph at the Presidential Office in Taipei yesterday ... Corp (力積電) and ASE ...
DPP to blame for worsening cross-Strait ties: China Daily editorial
A view of Taipei, China's Taiwan region ... It is meant to maintain order in these areas and safeguard fishermen's lives and property. If the tragedy had not occurred, it would be unnecessary for the ...
Analysts: China Challenges Taiwan’s Sovereignty Through Gray Zone Operations
Some analysts say Beijing is trying to erode Taiwan’s control over some offshore islands and maintain pressure on the incoming government.
Taiwan steadfast on ocean law: MAC
Taiwan would continue to enforce the law in restricted waters around Kinmen County, the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) said yesterday. The council was responding after China’s Taiwan Affairs Office ...
China’s Property Boom Goes Bust
Evergrande is the world's most indebted property developer, with liabilities in excess of $300 billion. When the overleveraged firm was unable to pay interest on these debts in 2021, it sent the ...
China to send coast guard ships as tensions rise over Taiwanese islands
China's coast guard said on Sunday it will strengthen its law enforcement activities and carry out regular patrols around a small group of Taiwanese-controlled islands off the Chinese coast as ...
China’s New Year Buyers Look To Gold As Stocks And Property Crash
Gold has never been more expensive in China heading into the Lunar New Year, but consumers are still finding lots of reasons to buy the precious metal.
A taste of Taiwan: why Tainan, Hualien and Hsinchu are cities to savour
Small yet spectacular, Taiwan is a melting pot of East Asian tastes, traditions and culinary techniques. Explore them at their best on a journey through three lesser-visited cities.