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Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
The flood of debt financing for artificial intelligence (AI) capital expenditure is causing “indigestion” in fixed-income markets and fueling yields, but that dynamic should result in decent...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
CXMT Corp’s (長鑫存儲) first-half revenue leaped almost 10-fold while profit surged, reflecting a rush for artificial intelligence (AI) hardware that has made the memorychip maker China’s most valuable...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
SK Hynix Inc on Thursday held a groundbreaking ceremony for its advanced memory packaging facility in Indiana, marking a milestone in Washington’s expansive campaign to rebuild domestic supply...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
The Ministry of Economic Affairs on Thursday expressed regret over the passage of an opposition-backed uncrewed vehicle industry bill in the legislature, warning that the new regulations could...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
Taipei Zoo hippos are pictured in a photograph released by the zoo yesterday. The zoo is marking the 20th anniversary of its extended nighttime opening hours, and would today showcase the final...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
The Supreme Court has upheld a 28-year prison sentence for a Chiayi City man who planted and remotely detonated an explosive at a temple festival in July 2023, injuring 29 people, including six...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
The Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency’s Hualien branch on Wednesday initiated an environmental, social and governance (ESG) partnership project with Union Bank of Taiwan to promote ecological...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
Severe sleep apnea might trigger nighttime urination, raise risks of a heart attack and stroke, a Chiayi County-based surgeon said.
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
Parents should avoid burning incense in areas where babies sleep or spend long periods of time, and ensure thorough ventilation after incense is burned, obstetrician and gynecologist Su Yi-ning...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
Taiwan placed third at this year’s International Earth Science Olympiad (IESO) after winning two gold and two silver medals, with one student from Taichung earning second place overall.
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
A coalition of nine education unions yesterday called for a clearer delineation of responsibilities for student traffic safety, saying that teachers should focus on safety guidance and education on...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
The Ministry of Labor yesterday outlined measures to address worker shortages amid demographic shifts.
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
With Taiwan’s year-end local elections approaching, the Democratic Progressive Party’s (DPP) China Affairs Department has warned that cooperating with Chinese election interference could carry a...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
The Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) is to stand by its candidate in the Jhubei City (竹北) mayoral race, following a breakdown in talks with the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) over their competing...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
Taiwan is attracting greater attention in France because of its strategic role in semiconductor production and broader economic development, the new director of the French Office in Taipei (BFT)...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
The Berlin House of Representatives yesterday launched a parliamentary Taiwan friendship group, in a first for Germany’s state parliaments.
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
Taiwanese-American groups yesterday urged for the accurate representation of Taiwan as the US Congress mulled establishing the National Museum of Asian Pacific American History and Culture.
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
Five international experts on the review committee for Taiwan’s third report under the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC) said yesterday that Taiwan has established a mature and innovative...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
South Korea, the US and Japan would go ahead with a trilateral military drill next month in response to North Korean nuclear threats, officials in Seoul said yesterday, a day after North Korea...
Taipei Times29 Aug 2026
Three former organizers of Hong Kong’s annual vigils in remembrance of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown yesterday returned to court to argue over their sentences after being convicted of...
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