Taiwan Shares Close Up 1.51% Amid Strong Market Performance
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 693.47 points, or 1.51 percent, at 46,551.13 Friday on turnover
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 693.47 points, or 1.51 percent, at 46,551.13 Friday on turnover
Taipei: Taiwan will intensify its initiative to become an Asian asset management center as it seeks to turn its industrial
Taipei: Nobel chemistry laureate Arieh Warshel has become the first Nobel Prize winner to receive Taiwan’s Employment Gold Card, the National Development Council (NDC) said Friday.
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Taipei: The Taipei District Court on Friday approved a request by prosecutors to detain a taxi driver who rammed his vehicle into the Taipei District Prosecutors Office early Thursday morning.
Kaohsiung: A sika deer was spotted wandering the streets of Cianjhen District in Kaohsiung early Friday morning before being safely captured and returned to its owner, police said, noting that
Taipei: The Central Weather Administration (CWA) has issued extremely heavy rain advisories for Keelung, parts of New Taipei along the northern coast, and the northern half of Taipei, along with
Taipei: Persistent heavy rain triggered 41 incidents across Taipei on Friday, mostly flooding and fallen trees, as authorities stepped up disaster response measures across the Greater Taipei area. The incidents
Taipei: Amnesty International Taiwan has issued a strong condemnation of Chinese authorities following the six-hour questioning of a Taiwanese national due to his previous employment with the human rights organization.
Taipei: Amnesty International Taiwan has issued a strong condemnation of Chinese authorities following the six-hour questioning of a Taiwanese national due to his previous employment with the human rights organization.
Taipei: The 2026 Tang Prize Exhibition opened Thursday, featuring the optical instrument used by Sustainable Development laureate Susan Solomon nearly 40 years ago in Antarctica to help prove that chlorofluorocarbons
Taipei: The 2026 Tang Prize Exhibition opened Thursday, featuring the optical instrument used by Sustainable Development laureate Susan Solomon nearly 40 years ago in Antarctica to help prove that chlorofluorocarbons
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