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SparkLabs' Edgar Chiu says the dream of an economic miracle and the rising salaries that come with it still exists | 2021-12-18 17:08:00

Co-founder and Managing Partner at SparkLabs Taipei, Edgar Chiu, spills the beans | 2021-12-11 15:33:00

Accelerating success: SparkLabs Taipei’s Edgar Chiu | 2021-12-08 20:08:00

Meet Taipei Startup Festival is run by Business Next Media Corporation, which was formed in 1999 | 2021-11-27 10:25:00

BATTLE GROUND — Sometimes, wins are ugly. And sometimes, it feels like an escape just to get the victory.

Mountain View withstood a last-minute drive by Kelso and beat the Hilanders when a 31-yard field goal was off the mark, giving the Thunder a 20-17 victory on Friday night.

1 June 2021 The new tire is engineered to reduce operating costs by delivering high fuel efficiency, in combination with improvements in wear performance. PHOTO Bridgestone Bridgestone announced it is expanding the company’s fuel-efficient Ecopia commercial truck tire line with the introduction of the all-new Bridgestone R213 Ecopia tire. The new tire is engineered to reduce operating costs by delivering high fuel efficiency, in combination with improvements in wear performance. “Today’s ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Bridgestone Americas Inc. has expanded its fuel-efficient Ecopia commercial truck tire line with the introduction of the R213 Ecopia tire for both long-haul and regional applications. The new tire is engineered to reduce operating costs by delivering ultra-high fuel efficiency…

Hickman High School senior Justin Eddy named Presidential Scholar At the end of the school year, Columbia students are celebrating their academic victories including perfect ACT scores, National Merit Scholarships and one Presidential Scholar. Justin Eddy, a senior at Hickman High School, was named a Presidential Scholar — the schools first in 10 years and the 19th in its history. Justin was one of 20 students receiving the honor nationwide for career and technical education. There also we...

Win Semiconductors bleak on revenue UNFAVORABLE CONDITIONS: Some of the company’s factories are scheduled to enter annual maintenance this quarter, which would suggest a decline in wafer shipments By Lisa Wang / Staff reporter Win Semiconductors Corp (穩懋半導體), the world’s largest pure-play gallium arsenide foundry, yesterday said it expects a low-teens percentage decline in revenue this quarter as demand from smartphones weakens during ...