William Lai Ching-te has been sworn in as Taiwan’s new president, replacing Tsai Ing-wen after her eight-year tenure.
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China Cuts off Trade With US Arms Suppliers for Selling Missiles and Jets to Taiwan
China has imposed sanctions on US companies selling arms to Taiwan, including trade restrictions and potential blacklisting, as tensions rise over Taiwan’s military acquisitions from the US.
TSMC Shares Rise Despite Expectations of Tighter 2025
Shares of the TSMC rose to a record intraday high in Taipei’s stock market after Morgan Stanley and other brokers boosted price targets on the company before its earnings.
China Declares Lockheed Martin Executives Persona Non-Grata for Selling Weapons to Taiwan
China has imposed sanctions on Lockheed Martin and its executives over arms deals with Taiwan, citing violations of sovereignty.
Nvidia Faces Boycott Calls in China After CEO Jensen Huang Refers to Taiwan as a 'Country'
Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang received boycott warnings in China after Huang referred to Taiwan as a necessary "country" in the electronics industry.
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Uber has agreed to pay $950 million in cash to acquire Taiwanese unit of Foodpanda owned by Delivery Hero.
The US Indo-Pacific Command commander has raised alarm about what he considers China's "aggressive behavior" in the South China Sea and Taiwan Strait.
Taiwan's military engages in talks with the United States over newly allocated funding following reports of Chinese military aircraft breaching the sensitive median line of the Taiwan Strait.
Despite fierce opposition from Republican hardliners, the US House of Representatives approved a $95 billion legislation package giving security assistance to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.
China imposes sanctions on two U.S. defense companies for alleged involvement in arms sales to Taiwan by freezing their assets within China and barring entry into the country.
Advanced technology and improved buildings in Taiwan reportedly reduced the impact of the April 3 earthquake, considered the most severe in 25 years.
Following Taiwan's most powerful earthquake in 25 years, some of TSMC's evacuated employees have returned to work.
Chip giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is reportedly considering building advanced packaging capacity in Japan.
A former executive of Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC), the largest chip foundry in China, has reportedly joined ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT), the country's leading memory chip maker, to lead research and development.
