Taipei: Taiwan shares rebounded sharply on Tuesday, recovering from a recent slump to close above the key 22,000-point mark. The rally was driven by buying sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement that Israel and

Taoyuan: The number of passengers handled by Taoyuan International Airport, the main gateway to Taiwan, exceeded 20 million from January 1 to June 4, as the post COVID-19 tourism industry continues to recover.

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Taipei: Business sentiment in Taiwan’s manufacturing sector weakened for a fourth straight month in May to its lowest level in 29 months due mainly to uncertainty over America’s tariff policy, the Taiwan Institute of Economic

Taipei: Taiwan’s industrial output surged over 22 percent in May from a year earlier, buoyed by booming tech demand and a rush by foreign buyers to beat looming U.S. tariffs, marking 15 consecutive months of

Taipei: Taiwan’s Customs Administration has flagged 72 export shipments to the United States for false or missing country-of-origin labeling, a move aimed at curbing the transshipment of Chinese goods to dodge U.S. tariffs. Customs Administration