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2021/01/06 13:40 (Facebook, Don Don Donki Taiwan image) (Facebook, Don Don Donki Taiwan image) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Popular Japanese discount chain Don Quijote is going to open its first branch in Taiwan on Jan. 19. The chains first store in Taiwan will travel under the Don Don Donki brand and will be located at No. 123 Xining Street in Taipei Citys Ximending shopping district. The new outlet will have three stories and sell all kinds of...

Third-party testing labs profit surge expected to slow down in 2021: analyst Xie Jun Published: Jan 06, 2021 09:33 PM A medical personnel takes swab samples from a woman during medical tests for domestic airline passengers at the Covid-19 coronavirus rapid diagnostic testing centre in central Yangon, Myanmar ahead of their scheduled travel on December 21. Photo: AFP Stunning growth in the profitability of Chinas third-party testing labs, mostly as a result of the coronavirus outbreak, might s...

Die dao van Daan van der Walt, Lodewyk G du Plessis’ debut novel published in 2018, received many prizes, such as the Helgaard Steyn Prize, the Eugène Marais Prize and the University of Johannesburg Debut Prize to name only a few; and it is a noteworthy achievement for a debut novel, especially for the author, who only started writing in his 70s. Du Plessis grew up poor, but he explains that, “As a child I had no concept of poverty. I grew up during the Second World War. Times were difficu...

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2020/12/10 10:31 Kuznetsova with her son. (Anna Kuznetsova photo) Kuznetsova with her son. (Anna Kuznetsova photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — A Russian woman is fighting for the custody of her son after a Taiwanese family allegedly conned her into signing away her parental rights. Crosscultural relationship The 24-year-old victim, Anna Kuznetsova, alleges that the 38-year-old father of her son, surnamed Miaw, and his family conspired to deceiv...