China’s Taiwan island saw its exports contract for the fifth straight month in January as consumers in major markets from the Chinese mainland to the US and the EU posted reduced demand and key …
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Japan’s JERA to quit yet-to-be-built Taiwan wind project – Nikkei
Feb 10 (Reuters) – Japan’s biggest power generator JERA plans to sell its … “while comprehensively considering profitability, business environment, risks and so on, we change portfolio and build the …
Taiwan exports contract for fifth straight month, tumbling 21 per cent in January amid weak demand in mainland China, US
Exporters on the Asian island shipped US$31.51 billion worth of goods last month, Taiwan’s Ministry of Finance said in a statement on Tuesday. That figure was down a steep 21.2 per cent over January …
‘Not Just a Silly Balloon’: Dismay and Fear Over Another U.S.-China Clash
Anyone can read what you share. By Damien Cave Compared with the unease from Chinese fighter jets racing over the Taiwan Strait or naval standoffs in the South China Sea, the giant Chinese balloon …
In Its Push for an Intelligence Edge, China’s Military Turned to Balloons
But few people here, even officials, gave them much thought then. Now, Taiwanese officials are grappling with whether any of the balloons were part of China’s growing fleet of airborne surveillance …
More US firms in Taiwan say they’re seeing ‘significant disruption’ due to rising tension with China
The number of companies in Taiwan saying they’re experiencing business disruptions due to rising tensions between Taipei and Beijing has almost doubled, according to the American Chamber of Commerce …
Super-rich in Taiwan upbeat on wealth gains
The findings made super-rich Taiwanese more optimistic than their global peers, only 68 percent of whom are upbeat about wealth increase, research director Howard Zhan (詹宗煌) told a news conference in …
US firms in Taiwan revising contingency plans amid ‘continuum of increased concerns’ over mainland China conflict
An American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan survey found 47 per cent of respondents have changed ‘business continuity plans’ or intend to make changes in case of a conflict with mainland China.