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Trump considers imposing 100% tariffs on imported chips: CNA, Taiwan
Taipei [Taiwan], August 8 (ANI): U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that the United States will impose a 100 per cent tariff on imported semiconductor chips. Focus Taiwan reported that the announcement, delivered from the Oval Office, came just hours before the country-specific tariffs were scheduled to take effect.
Taiwan authorities said on Thursday they were investigating 16 Chinese companies for allegedly poaching semiconductor and ...
Taiwanese authorities have detained three current and former employees of the world’s largest chip manufacturer, Taiwan ...
Three island states have diplomatic ties with Taiwan and not China, and they had expressed concern Taiwanese officials would ...
Foreign investors flocked to Asian stocks for the third straight month in July, with inflows into Taiwan hitting a near ...
Taiwan prosecutors arrested six people suspected of stealing trade secrets from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., ...
Taiwan has a “far more robust” claim to statehood than Palestine, Boris Johnson has said. While an “analogy” can be drawn ...
The Trump administration is weighing yet more tariffs on chips, Taiwan’s main exports. By Meaghan Tobin Amy Chang Chien and ...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company said Tuesday it had discovered “unauthorized activities” of employees suspecting ...
U.S. decisions to not let the Taiwanese president stop in the U.S. and cancel defense talks will come as welcome signs to ...
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Taiwan Cabinet Approves US$1.9B Post-Disaster Recovery Act
Taiwan's Cabinet has approved the draft of a Special Act for Post-Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction, with a funding cap of around US$1.9 billion to address the severe damage caused by Typhoon Danas ...
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