Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 254.87 points, or 0.89 percent, at 28,810.89 Monday on turnover of NT$439.098 billion (US$13.97 billion).

According to Focus Taiwan, the market saw significant activity, with

Taipei: The United States remained the largest debtor nation of Taiwan’s banking sector for the 41st consecutive quarter, with China falling one spot to third, according to the central bank.

Taipei: The Taipei City Police Department announced plans to enhance security for the New Year’s Eve celebration in front of Taipei City Hall by deploying over 1,300 officers and two

Taipei: China’s plans to conduct live-fire drills around Taiwan on Tuesday are set to disrupt travel for more than 100,000 passengers on hundreds of international flights, as estimated by the

Taipei: A strong continental cold air mass is set to move into Taiwan on New Year’s Day Thursday, leading to a significant drop in temperatures to lows of around 10

Taipei: An index gauging the state of Taiwan’s economy showed signs of warming in November, driven by a surge in demand for AI applications, potentially leading to economic overheating, the

Taipei: Taiwan residents aged 13-22 will be eligible to claim NT$1,200 (US$38.32) in cash handouts, known as Culture Points, from January 1, 2026, to spend on cultural activities or at

Beijing: The military exercises launched by China on Monday serve multiple strategic purposes, including cognitive warfare against Taiwan, countering United States-Japan military cooperation, and demonstrating coordination with Russia.

According to

Taipei: Shares in Taiwan saw an increase as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) reached a record high, following reports that the chipmaker plans to raise prices for its advanced chips.