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Taiwan consumer confidence rebounds in May, driven by stock market - Vimarsana News

Taiwan consumer confidence rebounds in May, driven by stock market

Taiwan's consumer confidence index (CCI) rebounded in May, rising by 8.83 from April to hit 72.2, mainly due to a bullish stock market that has stayed above 21,000 points, according to the latest monthly Taiwan Consumer Confidence Index Report released by National Central University (NCU).

Taiwanese fugitive in China stripped of citizenship - Vimarsana News

Taiwanese fugitive in China stripped of citizenship

A Taiwanese fugitive in China, who allegedly has become a member of a political organization there, has lost his citizenship in his home country, according to Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council (MAC).

TSMC to build 7 new plants in 2024: Company official - Vimarsana News

TSMC to build 7 new plants in 2024: Company official

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the world's largest contract chip maker, will build seven new plants this year in a bid to boost its global competitiveness, a company official said on Thursday.

Over 2,300 kg of tainted U.S. cherries seized at border - Vimarsana News

Over 2,300 kg of tainted U.S. cherries seized at border

Three shipments of red cherries imported from the United States have been rejected at Taiwan's border for containing the banned substance mefentrifluconazole, the Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (TFDA) reported Tuesday.

Two Taiwanese given suspended sentences in Chinese recruiting case - Vimarsana News

Two Taiwanese given suspended sentences in Chinese recruiting case

Two Taiwanese men have been given suspended sentences after being found guilty of illegally recruiting personnel for a Chinese high-tech company in Taiwan, the Hsinchu District Court said Monday.