Taiwan Shares Close Up 0.31%
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 142.6 points, or 0.31 percent, at 45,975.22 Thursday on turnover
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 142.6 points, or 0.31 percent, at 45,975.22 Thursday on turnover
Taipei: Taiwan’s main business monitoring indicator remained at “red” in July for the eighth consecutive month, as strong artificial intelligence
South Korea and the United States ended another round of negotiations Friday on determining Seoul’s share of the cost for stationing the U.S. Forces Korea (USFK), an official said.
How to end the deep-rooted medical practice
The government has announced a plan to improve the current medical service delivery structure toward the direction of encouraging large hospitals to
Seoul shares closed lower Friday, snapping a rise for three consecutive sessions, as investors cashed in profits after the U.S. market finished bearish despite slowing inflation data. The local
A criminal shot and killed a police officer while they were searching for drugs in a village on a mountain in Chiang Dao District, Chiang Mai Province. One police
Minister Thammanat revealed that the Department of Fisheries is accelerating the solution to the problem of the black-chinned tilapia outbreak at its source by conducting genetic research and development
Seoul shares closed higher Thursday to extend their winning streak to a third day as investors also wait for the U.S. inflation data. The local currency gained against the U.S.
Ronnie Dawson knocked in the winning run with an 11th-inning double, as the Kiwoom Heroes rallied from a 4-0 deficit to walk off the Hanwha Eagles 5-4 on Thursday.
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South Korea will begin production of a laser weapon designed to strike down enemy drones for deployment this year, the state arms procurement agency said Thursday, amid efforts to acquire
Bangkok, Bangkok has launched a plan to deal with 8 flood-prone areas on main roads, accelerating improvements to the drainage system, preparing for this year’s rainy season.
Mr. Wisanu Traisompol,
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