Taipei: Shares in Taiwan-based smartphone brand HTC Corp. surged 10 percent, the maximum daily increase, on the main board Monday for the second consecutive session, with investors upbeat over the

Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 148.04 points, or 0.61 percent, at 24,482.52 Monday on turnover of NT$443.503 billion (US$14.79 billion).

According to Focus Taiwan, the increase in shares reflects

Taipei: The U.S. dollar was traded at NT$31.680 at 10 a.m. Tuesday on the Taipei Foreign Exchange, marking an increase of NT$0.050 from the previous close.

According to Focus Taiwan,

Taipei: Taiwan needs to face the new reality of higher U.S. tariffs in the coming years, a former White House official said Sunday, noting that the Trump administration treats trade

Taipei: Former first lady Wu Shu-jen, the wife of former President Chen Shui-bian, was discharged from a Tainan hospital on Monday morning. She had been admitted a few days earlier

Washington: To Shinyi Lee, known by her stage name “rufusion,” traditional Hokkien Taiwanese music needed a transformation. She perceived the genre as predominantly filled with “kh u-tiau-¡” or “crying songs”

Taipei: Taiwan’s government is set to begin routine checks on January 1, 2026, to determine if core personnel in the military, education system, and civil service hold Chinese IDs, as

Osaka: More than 100,000 people visited stands in a park in Osaka, Japan, over two weekends to get a taste of Taiwanese culture, according to the organizer.

According to Focus

Taichung: An exhibition celebrating Taiwan and Japan’s comic culture opened on Saturday in Taichung, featuring a section that explores Taiwanese reproductions of Japanese comics from when martial law limited Japanese