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At the sidelines of an HR conference in Mumbai, Pai shared with DNA Amit Tripathi his company's approach to cost cutting and cash utilisation as good times return. Excerpts from an interview: For next fiscal, you said recruitment won't be...

A proposal by Next Media Interactive Limited to launch an animated Internet news channel was unlikely to receive approval because of its graphic violent content, the National Communications Commission said Wednesday. Associations of teachers, women’s rights and children activists were...

The 74-year-old operatic diva Liao Chiung-chih, a name that is almost synonymous with Taiwan's gezai opera (drama of songs), will take command of the stage at the National Theatre Hall today throughout the weekend and give all present a glimpse...

Cheng was responding to a local newspaper report that DOH Minister Yaung Chih-liang has "strongly recommended" to President Ma Ying-jeou that the premiums should be raised from the present 4.55 percent to 5.13 percent of the insured's monthly salary from...

There are eight Asian women among the world's top 100 — led by China's Li Na at No...Chang previously coached female player Peng Shuai, who is ranked 47th. Thailand's Paradorn Srichaphan, Asia's most promising male player several years ago, has...

Taiwan share prices closed up 0.54 percent yesterday led by flat-panel stocks on growing demand and a positive outlook for the liquid crystal display industry next year, dealers said. The weighted index rose 41.75 points to 7,756.31 on turnover of...

Taiwan's Taichung City in mid-December for their fourth round of regular talks that began last year. During their meeting, Chiang and Chen are expected to sign four agreements on fishing crew cooperation, avoidance of double taxation, cooperation in industrial product...

Taipei, Nov. 25 (CNA) Taiwan is expected to set up an aquarium fish R&D and export center in 2011, with the goal of replacing Singapore as the leading aquarium fish exporter in Asia, a Council of Agriculture (COA) official said...

The opposition Democratic Progressive Party Wednesday accused police overreaction of being responsible for clashes involving the entourages of President Ma Ying-jeou and his rival in last year’s presidential elections, former Premier Frank Hsieh, in Hsinchu County the night before.