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).
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
Taipei: Inclusive institutions that cultivate talent across society have propelled Taiwan to “one of the most extraordinary economic experiences in world history,” Nobel laureate James Robinson said Tuesday. “The Taiwanese
London: British illustrator Hannah Gibson, widely recognized by her pen name Hanzsiie, has ingeniously transformed her travel experiences in Taiwan into a captivating artistic project, designing a Taiwan-themed sightseeing bus
Matsu: A senior military officer responsible for the defense of Taiwan’s front-line Matsu Islands has been effectively demoted after prosecutors found dozens of service members under his command had rented
New delhi: Filmmakers behind “Demon Hunters,” the first co-produced film between Taiwan and India, emphasized its cultural significance at a festival event in New Delhi on Friday. The movie was
Taipei: The Control Yuan on Saturday said insufficient driver training, weak law enforcement and light penalties are among the factors contributing to a rise in traffic-related incidents involving foreign residents
Brussels: Taiwan and the European Union on Friday held the Taiwan-EU Trade and Investment Dialogue in Brussels, focusing on economic security and the resilience of semiconductor supply chains. The dialogue,
Taipei: Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu on Friday declined an invitation from President Lai Ching-te to attend a meeting on a series of opposition-backed legal amendments that could leave the central
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