Reporting and analysis on retail, e-commerce, and consumer trends in Taiwan, updated continuously by our newsroom.
Taipower proposed a 12.83 percent increase to offset fuel price volatility, but regulators opted to seek a NT$71.1 billion government subsidy instead.
The central bank kept its benchmark discount rate at 2 percent for a tenth consecutive quarter while raising second-home loan ceilings to 70 percent.
Phishing incidents doubled to 505 cases last month despite a 35 per cent drop in overall fraud losses across Taiwan.
Chunghwa Telecom and Taiwan Mobile saw opening inventory for Apple’s new handset lineup clear in 120 seconds despite price increases across the flagship range.
Motorists diagnosed with visual impairments, epilepsy, or dementia will face qualification reviews and risk surrendering their licenses.
The parent group will fund working capital and production growth by issuing notes linked to 172.1 million existing shares in Bangkok.
Franchisee Yaichi Group partnered with Taiwan Mobile unit FullSynergy to launch the PAL Group-owned brand in Ximending.
Taiwan and India lead the regional rebound as tech earnings jump 88 per cent, while Southeast Asian markets post mixed foreign flows.
Property, casualty and health premiums in Taiwan are projected to expand 4.8 per cent annually through 2036 as slower life insurance growth shifts carrier priorities.
Second-quarter regional corporate earnings grew 102 per cent, led by strong results in Singapore, Taiwan and Indonesia.
Nvidia Corp invested US$4 billion in the technology in March as the island uses its 90 percent advanced semiconductor manufacturing lead.
Consumers face penalties of up to NT$100,000 once lawmakers pass an expanded ban outlawing e-cigarette possession.
The portable private network pilot in Kaohsiung targets high-risk building tasks and site automation across social housing projects.
Sea Group’s e-commerce platform relies on dynamic carrier routing and distributed inventory to manage parcel volumes ahead of regional shopping campaigns.
Nvidia procures 94.8 billion dollars annually in Taiwan while TSMC expands foundries across the US, Japan and Germany.
The search giant will expand its research and development footprint in Taiwan by 60 per cent to support a faster custom silicon release cadence.
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