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The island will focus on labour-intensive industries such as tourism and healthcare in its efforts to help those unable to find work, an official at the Government Information Office said. "Endeavours to improve the domestic job market are at the...

Taiwan's Cathay Financial, sources said yesterday, in a deal that could be worth more than $3 billion. Central Huijin Investment Co, an investment arm of China's sovereign wealth fund, is likely to ask State-run lenders to pare dividend payouts, or...

Vincent and Grenadines (SVG), one of Taiwan's Caribbean allies, called on companies in Taiwan Thursday to invest in their country and explore its wide range of business opportunities in areas ranging from information communications technology (ICT), to renewable energy and...

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are not exactly America’s answer to Dubai World. But creditors of the two mortgage finance giants should not forget that, like Dubai’s investment arm, they have only implicit government backing. So far, investors are sleeping...

The International Motorcycle Shows, which for 29 years has traveled the country showing off its latest and greatest technology and products, makes its annual stop at the Long Beach Convention Center. But the show will have nearly 9% fewer exhibitors...

Group is also into medical information systems, e-commerce, semi-conductor, optronics, network, software, infrastructure, financial investment, food services and distribution industries. It has about 30 subsidiaries and affiliations across Asia, America and Europe.

The government has begun work to build Taiwan into a high technology capital-raising center as part of its efforts to promote the development of the country's capital market. Vice President Vincent Siew said Wednesday at a forum on company management...

Taipei-based China Airlines (CAL) announced yesterday that from Dec. Rome will transit via the Indian city of Delhi rather than the Thai city of Bangkok.     CAL, which operates three flights per week to Rome, will become the only...