Tycoon prods Taiwan closer to China The Washington Post | TAIPEI, Taiwan — Shortly before Taiwan’s presidential election last weekend, Tsai Eng Meng, a local billionaire who spends most of his time in China, jumped on his Gulfstream 200 corporate jet and flew home to cast his vote. | More than...
Briefly State : MoU inked with CSC Taiwan for steel plant Indian Express | MoU inked with CSC Taiwan for steel plant | Ahmedabad: State industrial facilitation arm iNDEXTb today signed a pact with China Steel Corporation (CSC), Taiwanese steel maker, to set up an electrical steel (ES) plant with one million tonne capacity...
Acer pulls out Wang, thrusts its wealth at Ho The Register | Acer has appointed Eva Ho as Chief Financial Officer today to replace Lilia Wang, reports. | Ho, who was educated in Taiwan, previously held financial posts at Sun Microsystems China and Oracle. She will also take the role of company spokesperson a...
The Voting News for January 9, 2012 Scoop Tuesday, 10 January 2012, 11:53 am | Column: Daily Voting News | The Voting News for January 9, 2012 | Well-established candidates have always had the edge in fundraising, but under the new rules governing money in politics, it looks as if the rich a...
Hong Kong Airlines announce Taipei and Kaohsiung routes TravelDailyNews Hong Kong Airlines Limited has been granted traffic rights between Hong Kong and Taiwan with immediate effect. Hong Kong Airlines will launch four daily passenger flights and all-cargo services with 650 tonnes per week on Taipei or Kaohsiung routes, commencing in the first quarter of 2012. | Taiwan is one of the fast-developing passenger and ...
Places to visit 2012 The Star | Made your travel plans for 2012 yet? Here are 10 places you might want to consider. | In its new book Best in Travel 2012, Lonely Planet nominates its Top 10 countries, regions and cities for 2012. Similar lists are put together by National Geographic Traveler, Frommer's Budget Travel and The New York Times. | But just how worthwhile are these li...
Ma Ying-jeou wins second term as Taiwan's president Irish Times | CLIFFORD COONAN in Beijing | TAIWAN'S BEIJING-friendly president Ma Ying-jeou has won a second four-year term in office in a victory welcomed by China. He was challenged by Tsai Ing-wen, from a pro-independence party. | While Mr Ma made it clear, after declaring victory in Saturday's polls, that he wanted to strengthen economic ties before addres...
