Taiwan

China Bubble Tea Boom Creates New Billionaires: Sichuan Baicha Baidao Set To Go Public
How Taiwan's Dominance In AI And Semiconductor Industry Impacts The Global Market
Taiwan Semiconductor Q1 Earnings Preview: Earthquake Impact, New Plants, 'Pick-And-Shovel' Play For AI Puts Stock In Spotlight
How Taiwan's Dominance In AI And Semiconductor Industry Impacts The Global Market
Taiwan Semiconductor Q1 Earnings Preview: Earthquake Impact, New Plants, 'Pick-And-Shovel' Play For AI Puts Stock In Spotlight
Apple Supplier Foxconn Launches Rotating CEO Strategy For 'Succession Planning'
Taiwan Bolsters 'Chip Diplomacy' With Canada And France Amid China Tensions

Taiwan Recent News

Key Nvidia, Apple Supplier TSMC-Led AI Stock Craze Boosts Taiwan's ETF Market With $50B Surge
Retail investors, who make up about 80% of equity fund assets in Taiwan, are increasingly pouring their savings into ETFs.
Xi Jinping Met Former Taiwan President Ma Ying-Jeou Amid Rising Cross-Strait Tensions
President Xi Jinping of China held a meeting with Taiwan's Ma Ying-jeou. This marks their first encounter since their noteworthy handshake in Singapore nine years ago.
Semiconductor Supply Chain Fears: Counting The Cost Of Taiwan's Earthquake
Market reaction to Taiwan earthquake shows companies in semiconductor supply chain are ready for such disasters, with minimal impact on market index and production of chip manufacturers.
TSMC Suspends Chip Production After Taiwan Rocked By Strongest Tremor In 25 Years
Taiwan was struck by a powerful 7.2 magnitude earthquake on Wednesday, the strongest in a quarter of a century. The quake has resulted in one fatality, numerous injuries, and significant damage to buildings in the region.
China Accused Of Spreading Conflicting Reports On Taiwan President's Alleged US Escape Plan
Chinese state media has been accused of spreading unverified reports about Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen planning to escape in a U.S. plane if war breaks out with China. The narrative, which originated in 2021, resurfaced before Taiwan's January general election.
'That's Crap': Ex-Australian PM On The Idea That China Can't Embrace Democracy
Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison dismissed the notion that China is inherently resistant to democracy, asserting that the Chinese people value freedom as much as anyone else.
American CEO Spills Secrets From Xi Jinping Meeting: China's President Gave 'Tough Answers' On Everything From Economy To Chips To Taiwan
In a meeting that reportedly lasted one-and-a-half hours, Xi extolled the Chinese economy, according to a CEO who attended the meeting.
Taiwan Confident In US Support Regardless Of Trump-Biden Election Dynamics Amid China Tensions
Taiwan's foreign ministry assured that the U.S. support for the country will remain steadfast, irrespective of the winner of the upcoming presidential election. This was stated in a report to lawmakers, which also highlighted the bipartisan support for Taiwan.
Taiwan's Tech Surge Boosts Stocks With Rising AI And Semiconductor Demand
On Friday, Taiwanese stocks soared to new heights, driven by the burgeoning demand for artificial intelligence and semiconductor technology. This trend is expected to continue, according to market analysts.
Xi Jinping Is Ready To Invade Taiwan By 2027, US Admiral Sounds Alarm
Aquilino pointed out that China's military growth has been unprecedented since World War II and includes significant increases in fighter aircraft, warships, missile inventory, satellite presence, and nuclear warheads.
Taiwan Reports Massive Chinese Military Bases Near Island: 'Must Consider How To Use Peaceful Means To Resolve'
The Taiwanese Foreign Minister, Joseph Wu, disclosed that China has constructed large military installations on Subi Reef, Fiery Cross Reef, and Mischief Reef.
Xi Jinping Rallies 'Patriots From Home And Abroad' To Thwart Taiwan's Independence Efforts
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for the mobilization of "patriots" in Taiwan and overseas to counteract the island's pro-independence movements.
China Boosts Military Spending By 7.2% Amid Anti-Corruption Probe, Vows To Deter Taiwan 'Separatist Activities'
China has announced a significant increase in its military spending for 2024. This decision comes amid an ongoing anti-corruption probe within the People's Liberation Army and escalating tensions with Taiwan.
Xi Jinping's 'Salami-Slicing' Tactics Against Taiwan: Republican Lawmaker Warns Of China's Steady Pressure
China has been employing a series of subtle yet impactful tactics to increase pressure on Taiwan. The situation has escalated to the point where the U.S. has issued a warning.
Taiwanese Chip Firms Flock To Japan As China Decoupling Accelerates
Taiwanese chip companies are increasingly expanding their operations in Japan, a move that is reshaping the global semiconductor industry.
Taiwan Accuses China's Coast Guard Of Triggering 'Panic' By Boarding Tourist Boat Near Disputed Islands
The boarding of a Taiwanese tourist boat by China's coast guard near the disputed Kinmen islands has sparked panic among the Taiwanese people. The Taiwanese military, however, has stated that it does not intend to intervene.
China, Russia No Longer Seen As Top Security Threats, Public Concern Shifts To Non-Traditional Risks: Study
The perceived threat from China and Russia has diminished, with public concern now focusing on non-traditional risks, a recent study has revealed.
Guatemala Affirms Diplomatic Ties With Taiwan While Also Seeking To Strengthen Economic Relations With Xi Jinping
President Bernardo Arevalo of Guatemala has confirmed that the country will not sever its diplomatic ties with Taiwan, despite seeking to strengthen its economic relations with China.
Parallel To Biden's Proposal, US Senate Proposes $118B Aid Package For Israel, Ukraine And Border Security
Senators on Sunday released the details of a $118.2 billion bipartisan aid proposal for Ukraine, Israel and the southern U.S. border, after months of painstaking, closed-door negotiations.
Trump's Return To White House Could Spell Disaster For Taipei, Warns War Game Simulation: 'Taiwan Was Toast'
The war game, which was intended to last three hours, concluded in just two hours without any shots being fired. Taiwan was unable to meet the hypothetical demands made by China and the U.S. in the simulation, such as a timeline for unification and increased military spending by the U.S.
Taiwan Says Six Chinese Balloons Breach Airspace, Alongside Warplanes And Ships
The Taiwanese Defense Ministry disclosed the sighting of six Chinese balloons in its airspace or just north of it, along with the presence of Chinese warplanes and navy ships.
Apple, Nvidia Supplier TSMC Records 19% Q4 Profit Drop But Exceeds Market Expectations
Despite the decline, TSMC's fourth-quarter revenue only slipped 1.5% year-on-year to $19.62 billion, in line with the company's previous forecast of $18.8 billion to $19.6 billion.
PayPal, Spirit Airlines, Discover Financial, TSMC, Tesla: Why These 5 Stocks Are On Investors' Radars Today
U.S. stocks were in the red at the end of trading on Wednesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished 0.25% lower at 37,266.67.