On inflation, Taiwan's consumer price index (CPI) rose by a lower-than-forecast 1.55% in May, its lowest level in more than ...

Despite the strong performance so far this year, Taiwan’s statistics bureau expects exports to contract in the second half.

Phoenix no longer relies on its reputation for low costs, low taxes and light regulation to lure businesses. Now it's tech.

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Northwest Phoenix is seeing a surge of multicultural development clustering around the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.

Taiwan's digital economy has grown by leaps and bounds in 2024 with more than NT$1 trillion (approx. US$33.3 billion) in ...

Taiwan's exports hit a record USD 51.74 billion, marking a 38.6% year-on-year increase. The surge was driven by foreign ...

Taiwan’s economy is forecast to grow 3.1 percent year-on-year this year, driven by steady demand for the electronic components (including semiconductors) and information and communications technology ...

Taiwan’s exports resilience was on full display in May, growing at the fastest pace in nearly 15 years on likely frontloading as tariff uncertainty continues. Shipments of goods rose 38.6% last ...

For perspective, the second-largest semiconductor foundry is Samsung, which has a roughly 7% market share.

Taiwan lowered its economic growth outlook for this year, reflecting concern about the impact of potential US tariffs on the archipelago’s export-driven economy.

The Asia Pacific advertising market continues to show resilience and momentum despite broader global economic uncertainty, ...