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《TAIPEI TIMES》 Taiwan must stay independent, UMC's Robert Tsao says - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》 Taiwan must stay independent, UMC's Robert Tsao says - 焦點

By Tsai Chang-sheng and Liu Tzu-hsuan / Staff reporter, with staff writerTaiwan must remain independent and democratic, Robert Tsao (曹興誠), founder and former chairman of contract chipmaker United Microelectronics Corp (UMC), told an event in Hsinchu City yesterday.

Source: ltn.com.tw
Taiwan shares end up as TSMC rebounds - Vimarsana News

Taiwan shares end up as TSMC rebounds

Taipei, Oct. 26 (CNA) Shares in Taiwan recovered slightly on Wednesday, as contract chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) staged a technical rebound, in the wake of a rally on the United States markets overnight, dealers said.

Taiwan Friends of Abe Association founded on Tuesday | Taiwan News - Vimarsana News

Taiwan Friends of Abe Association founded on Tuesday | Taiwan News

Association chairman praised Abe for his contribution to Taiwan-Japan relations | 2022-10-11 21:18:00

《TAIPEI TIMES》Robert Tsao pans Ma Ying-jeou ahead of National Day - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》Robert Tsao pans Ma Ying-jeou ahead of National Day - 焦點

By Jason Pan / Staff reporterBusiness tycoon Robert Tsao (曹興誠) on Friday chided former president Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) for opposing the use of the term “Taiwan National Day” in material promoting Double Ten National Day celebrations.

Source: ltn.com.tw
《TAIPEI TIMES》Tycoon pledges to fund training for 3m 'civilian warriors' - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》Tycoon pledges to fund training for 3m 'civilian warriors' - 焦點

AFP, TAIPEIA colorful semiconductor tycoon yesterday unveiled plans to train more than 3 million “civilian warriors” to help defend the nation in the event of a Chinese invasion, donating NT$1 billion (US$32.8 million) of his own money.

Source: ltn.com.tw