Taipei: Taiwan shares ended up 160.83 points, or 0.57 percent, at 28,310.47 Tuesday on turnover of NT$420.39 billion (US$13.35 billion).
According to Focus Taiwan, the increase in Taiwan shares reflects an upward trend in the
Taipei: Amendments to commodity and vehicle license tax laws for electric vehicles (EVs) that will extend an exemption of these taxes for an additional five years cleared the Legislative Yuan on Tuesday. With the current
Taipei: A tariff hike to be imposed by the Mexican government will not affect Taiwan-made information and communication technology (ICT) related items such as semiconductors, Taiwan’s Office of Trade Negotiations said Tuesday.
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Taipei: Taiwan’s export orders surged nearly 40 percent from a year earlier in November, hitting a record monthly high, as artificial intelligence applications continued to boost global demand, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) said
Taipei: Taiwan’s economic growth for 2025 was forecast at 7.25 percent on Tuesday by the Taiwan Research Institute (TRI), a sharp upward revision from its June estimate of 2.9 percent, though it also urged caution
Taipei: The Legislative Yuan on Tuesday passed amendments to the Road Traffic Management and Penalty Act that raise the penalties for certain traffic violations. The amendments were passed without objection.
According to Focus Taiwan, the
Taipei: The Legislative Yuan has passed a new law that lays down principles on how artificial intelligence (AI) will be governed in Taiwan and designated the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) as the governing
Taipei: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) is “taking action” to prevent Taiwan nationals from facing possible arrest when visiting the China-friendly countries Laos, Cambodia, and Belarus, it said Tuesday. MOFA has bolstered the emergency
Taipei: The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) legislative caucus announced on Tuesday that the proposal to use referendums for overturning Constitutional Court rulings represents an “unprecedented” move in democratic nations. This statement was made …
Taipei: Taiwan’s opposition parties have announced plans to begin impeachment proceedings against President Lai Ching-te on Friday, citing his failure to implement recent legal amendments. The Kuomintang (KMT) and the Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) appro…