Taipei: Shares in Taiwan faced substantial declines for the second consecutive day, closing over 300 points lower on Tuesday. The downturn was driven by volatility
Taipei: President Lai Ching-te has reassured environmental groups that any shift in Taiwan’s nuclear power policy will prioritize safety and societal consensus. Lai emphasized that
Taipei: U.S.-based tech giant Google Inc. has signed an agreement with Denmark’s Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) to purchase electricity from CIP’s wind farm off the
Taipei: Civil servants, military personnel, and public school teachers are set to receive a 3 percent pay raise starting in May, as announced by Premier
Taipei: A Taiwan government-funded program enabling youths from Taiwan’s diplomatic allies to participate in cross-cultural exchanges will be officially launched in July, a diplomat in
Changhua: Seven students were injured, one seriously, after members of their group, which was cycling around Taiwan, were struck by a car driving on the
Taipei: The U.S. dollar traded at NT$32.475 at 10 a.m. Tuesday on the Taipei Foreign Exchange, marking an increase of NT$0.015 from the previous close.
Taipei: On the back of continued solid demand for emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence applications, Taiwan reported on Tuesday that export orders in March rose