Raohe Street Night Market is one of the most famous night markets in Taipei, Taiwan. It's a must visit! Here are our top eats ...

Workers on reduced hours in nine industries would be eligible to receive up to NT$12,100 per month under an expanded employment subsidy, the Ministry of Labor announced yesterday. The policy is to be ...

The US’ 20 percent tariff on Taiwanese goods, on top of existing “most-favored nation” duties and other levies, could damage ...

The Nigerian stock market extended its bull­ish trend throughout the month of July, af­ter recording straight 21 trading sessions of bull ascendance that were buoyed by strong corporate earnings and ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The Financial Supervisory Commission said Sunday that it has instructed insurance companies in Taiwan to offer relief measures for policyholders affected by Typhoon Danas, ...

Taiwan’s dollar jumped more than 2 per cent in volatile trading on Tuesday, as the country’s massive life insurance and export sectors rushed to contain the fallout from a weak US currency.

Lai Ching-te is ramping up his warnings about China’s threat to Taiwan. Critics say he is stoking divisions, and risking blowback from Beijing.

Another flare-up in the Taiwan dollar’s strength is unwelcome news for the island’s exporters and life insurers. The New Taiwan dollar hit a three-year high against the greenback on Friday ...

Weaker greenback raises risk of currency mismatch for Asian insurers holding USD assets Goldman Sachs has estimated that for every 10% of Taiwan dollar appreciation, the country’s insurers would incur ...

Taiwan's passive component supply chain posted a modest revenue decline in May, as fading momentum from US-China tariff-driven rush orders and a strengthening New Taiwan dollar weighed on dollar ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Taiwan remains on the latest US currency manipulation “Monitoring List." The US Department of the Treasury, in its latest semiannual report released Thursday, said that no major ...

Gyrations in the Taiwanese dollar have dented appetite for trading its derivatives in offshore markets, making it costlier for the island’s insurers to hedge their massive dollar assets.