AMD to Boost Investment in Taiwan’s Supply Chain Amid Rising Chip Demand
Hsinchu:AMD, a leading U.S. company in the design of processors and graphics chips, is set to expand its investment in Taiwan’s supply chain due to
Hsinchu:AMD, a leading U.S. company in the design of processors and graphics chips, is set to expand its investment in Taiwan’s supply chain due to
Taipei:Taiwan shares finished the day with a rise of 110.51 points, or 0.22 percent, closing at 49,822.55. The day’s trading saw a turnover of NT$975.94
Taipei:The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index opened with an increase of 24.33 points, reaching 49,736.37, with a turnover of NT$15.01 billion (US$472.11 million).
According to
Taipei:The U.S. dollar decreased in value against the Taiwan dollar on Monday, closing at NT$31.788, a drop of NT$0.042.
According to Focus Taiwan, the trading
Taipei:Shares in Taiwan surged over 1,200 points on Monday, achieving a record high, as AI-related stocks saw increased buying. This boost followed a rally in
Taipei:Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., also known as Foxconn, reported that its monthly sales exceeded NT$1 trillion (US$31.50 billion) for the first time in September.
Taipei:The Taiwan Stock Exchange’s main index opened with a gain of 99.21 points, reaching 48,574.95 on Monday.
According to Focus Taiwan, the trading turnover at
Taipei:Two receipts worth NT$10 each, representing a milk tea purchase and an Uber processing fee, were among the 17 receipts that claimed the NT$10 million
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