Taiwan Shares Climb as Market Closes Up 0.48%
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 214.39 points, or 0.48 percent, at 44,933.74 Thursday on turnover
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 214.39 points, or 0.48 percent, at 44,933.74 Thursday on turnover
Taipei: A potential lull in Taiwan’s offshore wind development from 2031 to 2033 could disrupt investment and erode the marine
Taipei: Taiwan’s Tourism Administration is set to introduce a range of incentives from September, including NT$5,000 travel credits for repeat foreign visitors and subsidies for company-sponsored trips and domestic hotel
Taipei: A new station on the southeast end of the Taipei Metro Xinyi Line will open on August 30, extending service 1.4 kilometers past the current terminal station, Taipei Mayor
Taipei: Taiwan’s Tourism Administration is set to introduce a variety of travel incentives starting this September, including NT$5,000 travel credits for foreign visitors who have previously traveled to Taiwan. According
Taipei: A new station on the southeast end of the Taipei Metro Xinyi Line will open on Aug. 30, extending service 1.4 kilometers past the current terminal station, Taipei Mayor
Taipei: Blue-collar migrant workers injured on the job are now eligible for a Ministry of Labor (MOL) legal assistance program specifically designed for occupational accident victims. The ministry announced that
Taipei: The Ministry of Culture (MOC) on Wednesday rejected the Gwangju Biennale Foundation’s claim that Taiwan’s National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts (NTMoFA) applied to participate as an institution, stating
Taipei: Taiwanese companies showcased their latest quadrupedal robot developments at Automation Taipei on Wednesday, highlighting applications ranging from infrastructure inspections to firefighting. Swancor Robotech Co., a subsidiary of Swancor Holdi…
Taipei: A three-vehicle crash on National Freeway No. 1 in Miaoli County on Wednesday left two people dead, including a 62-year-old Philippine woman who was on her way to the
Taipei: Taipei will introduce Taiwan’s first postpartum meal allowance program in 2027, providing NT$30,000 (US$940) per delivery and benefiting about 11,000 mothers each year, the city government announced Wednesday. Speaking
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