With Taiwan’s chemicals sector battling headwinds, brothers William and Wilfred Wang are among the four dropoffs this year.

The combined wealth of tycoons on the 2025 Forbes list of Taiwan’s 50 Richest rose to US$197 billion from $174 billion last year.

The undisclosed bounty is for more than 20 people suspected of carrying out cyber attacks in China. Read more at straitstimes ...

Taiwan’s Taishin Holdings and Shin Kong Financial Holding, respectively founded by billionaire brothers Thomas Wu (No. 30, $2 ...

The Lai administration is stepping up enforcement of existing laws regulating trips to China and forbidding registration for ...

The Chinese Communist Party is expressing outrage in multiple directions as the U.S. and France take shots at the People's Republic for both past transgressions and future machinations.

Responding to media inquiries about recent remarks by certain European leader at the Shangri-La Dialogue which compared the ...

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te praises the courage of those who took part in the Tiananmen protests, saying human rights are a ...

As Taiwan confronts an increasingly volatile geopolitical landscape and more frequent natural disasters, building resilient ...

China on Wednesday sharply criticised French President Emmanuel Macron for equating the Ukraine and Taiwan conflicts and his call for Asian countries to align with Europe, saying Beijing will firmly ...

IBM Taiwan announced that its enterprise-grade AI platform, watsonx.ai, has been adopted by the College of Electrical and ...