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Taipei, Sept. 16 (CNA) Shares in Taiwan moved lower by over 100 points to close below the 14,600-point mark Friday as investors took cues from losses suffered by the United States markets overnight amid rising fears over an aggressive rate hike cycle by the Federal Reserve, dealers said.

Taipei, Sept. 14 (CNA) Shares in Taiwan tumbled almost 1.6 percent Wednesday as investors were affected by disappointing U.S. inflation data released overnight that sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging by nearly 1,300 points, dealers said.

Taipei, Sept. 13 (CNA) Shares in Taiwan extended their gains from a session earlier to move higher on Tuesday, but turnover remained thin to cap the rise amid lingering caution before the release of the August U.S. inflation data later in the day, dealers said.

Robert Tsao has pledged 1-billlion new Taiwan dollars to help the island’s military train civilian soldiers

UMC founder Robert Tsao labels Chinese propaganda as 'nonsense' | 2022-09-01 12:04:00

Taipei, Sept. 10 (CNA) Former National Security Council (NSC) Deputy Secretary-General Chang Jung-feng (張榮豐) said in a talk show that Washington had had an issue with Taipei after then-President Lee Teng-hui (李登輝) suggested Taiwan and China be two different jurisdictions in 1999.

Tsao asks Taiwanese 'Do you want to be Ukraine or Afghanistan?' | 2022-09-08 17:54:00

China’s threat to blockade Taiwan has exposed the vulnerability of the world’s access to computer chips. But the island’s chipmakers are resisting pressure to shift their manufacturing offshore.

Taipei, Sept. 7 (CNA) Shares in Taiwan fell more than 1.8 percent Wednesday as contract chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) came under pressure amid speculation that its major clients have cut their chip orders, dealers said.

Taipei, Sept. 7 (CNA) A coalition of civic groups urged Chung Tien Television (CTiTV) on Wednesday to retract a defamation lawsuit it lodged on Monday against Robert Tsao (曹興誠), founder of the Taiwan-based contract chipmaker United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC), after he called the TV station a "bandit station" at a news conference on Sept. 1.