The Latest Breaking News from Taiwan

Taiwan's authorities let TSMC proceed with building Advanced Backend Fab 7 phase 1 after archeological discovery.

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State intervention has made a comeback. States have, in one way or another, always intervened in markets to develop specific industries and push innovation. But there has been a renaissance since the 2010s, in particular with respect to industrial and trade policy.

After setting all-time high in July, TSM has pulled back more than 10%, but the foundry giant looks reasonably valued at current levels.

A former Chinese naval captain arrested for illegally entering Taiwan by boat was formally charged Wednesday, but prosecutors said "no military or national security involvement" was linked to his act.

The latest NAPLAN results show Australian students are struggling with literacy and numeracy, and the City of Melbourne has banned e-scooters, saying they ‘create havoc’.

Micron and Nanya Technology factories have been affected by a minor power interruption.

Russian official says Ukraine has taken 28 settlements during attack on Kursk region. Plus, the comedians telling traumatic stories after Baby Reindeer

Former prime minister Paul Keating has launched a war of words against veteran US Democratic politician Nancy Pelosi, after she accused him of making a “stupid” comment.

In return, Keating chastises former US House speaker for her ‘recklessly indulgent visit to Taiwan’ in 2022

Emerging markets are buzzing with opportunities, particularly as the BRICS bloc continues to expand and evolve. Therefore, investors looking to seek exposure to emerging markets could consider buying the shares of fundamentally sound companies like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM), Alibaba Group Holding (BABA), and Infosys (INFY). Read on….