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Apple Plans to Move Production Outside of China - Vimarsana News

Apple Plans to Move Production Outside of China

Taipei - The Wall Street Journal reports U.S. smartphone giant Apple Inc. is accelerating plans to move some China-based production lines to other south

Taiwan's high per capita GDP attributed to resilient economy, forex - Vimarsana News

Taiwan's high per capita GDP attributed to resilient economy, forex

Taipei, Oct. 16 (CNA) A resilient domestic economy and the Taiwan government's support of the local semiconductor industry are factors that have contributed to the country's strong per capita gross domestic product (GDP), experts said Sunday.

Taiwan companies told to abide by China's labeling rule: MOEA - Vimarsana News

Taiwan companies told to abide by China's labeling rule: MOEA

Taipei, Aug. 6 (CNA) Multiple Taiwanese companies have been told to comply with Beijing's rule on labeling for goods imported to China or risk having them be confiscated by China's customs agency, Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) said late Friday night.

How is Taiwan's tourism industry surviving its biggest-ever Covid surge? - Vimarsana News

How is Taiwan's tourism industry surviving its biggest-ever Covid surge?

Before the first weekend in July, Huang Meng-feng of Taipei drove the entire north-to-south length of Taiwan so his children could romp through the sand at Little Bay, a warm-water swimming beach in the resort township of Kenting.

US inflation may hurt Taiwan exports: expert - Vimarsana News

US inflation may hurt Taiwan exports: expert

Weakening demand due to inflation in the US, which hit a 40-year high last month, but is expected to slow down gradually, could affect Taiwan’s exports of consumer electronics in the second half of this year, an economist said on Thursday. The US consumer price index (CPI) soared 9.1 percent last month from a year earlier, the biggest annual increase since November 1981. While US inflation is likely to slow down, the likelihood that CPI growth this month would remain above 8 percent is high, said Dachrahn Wu (吳大任), director of National Central University’s Research Center for Taiwan...