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: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) announced on Tuesday that it has initiated legal action against former executive Lo Wei-jen, accusing him of breaching employment terms by allegedly misappropriating trade
Taipei: ASE Technology Holding Co. is expanding its advanced IC assembly and testing capacity in Taoyuan and Kaohsiung to meet sustained strong demand generated by the artificial intelligence boom. In
Taipei: Taiwan’s government should take a more active role in regulating outbound foreign direct investment (FDI), especially as geopolitical tensions make advanced technology more strategically sensitive, experts said Tuesday. At
Taipei: A delegation from the Danish parliament is in Taiwan for the second consecutive year to engage in discussions regarding regional security and to foster stronger bilateral relations, the Ministry
Taipei: President Lai Ching-te on Tuesday thanked visiting Eswatini House of Assembly Speaker Jabulani Mabuza for his country’s vocal support for Taiwan at this year’s U.N. General Assembly. During a
Taipei: The U.S. dollar was traded at NT$31.445 at 10 a.m. Tuesday on the Taipei Foreign Exchange, down NT$0.002 from the previous close. According to Focus Taiwan, the slight decrease
Taipei: The Ministry of Finance (MOF) announced the winning numbers for Taiwan’s September-October uniform invoice lottery, with the NT$10 million (US$320,000) special prize awarded to the number 25834483. According to
Taipei: The Liberty Times reports that to address the rising demand in the AI sector, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is planning to establish three additional 2nm process fabrication plants
Taipei: The Legislature’s Foreign Affairs and National Defense Committee passed a motion on Monday condemning China’s actions concerning Taiwan citizens alleged to be military intelligence workers. The motion, spearheaded by
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