Taiwan Shares Open Higher with Significant Gain
Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index opened up 172.87 points at 46,724.0 Monday on
Taipei: The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index opened up 172.87 points at 46,724.0 Monday on
Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 775.14 points, or 1.67 percent, at 47,326.27 Monday on turnover of NT$939.93 billion (US$29.71 billion).
Taipei: The sunny weather seen across Taiwan on Tuesday will give way to clouds and sporadic rain in the north on Wednesday and throughout Taiwan later in the week as
Taipei: The 2026 Taiwan-Japan baseball exchange series will be held at the Taipei Dome from Feb. 25-28, organizers announced Tuesday. Held under the slogan “Ready for Classic,” the event will
Taipei: The U.S. dollar was traded at NT$31.440 at 10 a.m. Tuesday on the Taipei Foreign Exchange, up NT$0.060 from the previous close. According to Focus Taiwan, the increase in
Taipei: Train tickets for the Feb. 14-22 Lunar New Year holiday will become available in mid-January, Taiwan Railway Corp. and Taiwan High Speed Rail (HSR) have announced. According to Focus
Taipei: Premier Cho has challenged the Legislature to initiate a no-confidence vote, as reported by major Taiwan dailies on Tuesday. The Premier’s bold move comes amid a tense political atmosphere,
Kaohsiung: Steven Moya, who has hit the most home runs in Taiwan’s Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) over the past two seasons, has agreed to a one-year deal to play
Taipei: Premier Cho Jung-tai’s refusal to countersign amendments to a revenue-sharing law passed by the opposition-controlled Legislature has ignited a significant constitutional debate in Taiwan. This unprecedented move has halted
Paris: The owner of a Taiwanese tea company that recently won an award at a prestigious French tea competition reported that the ceremony was disturbed by two individuals, suspected to
Taipei: The Taipei District Court on Monday began hearing oral arguments in high-profile cases against former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je, who is accused of accepting bribes in a property development
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