TAIWAN

13 November 2020

Since 2016, as part of a bid to meet rising demand from local and overseas‑invested businesses, Taiwan has been actively looking to develop its renewable‑energy resources. More

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SMEs plugged into global logistics network　

29 September 2020

Online transactions have become popular, ranging from purchases of daily necessities to home appliances and furniture. More

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Navigating Covid-19: A Cross-Border E-Commerce Matchmaker

28 September 2020

To cash in on the e-commerce boom during the current trying times, emerging markets such as Southeast Asia, which boast a sizeable consumer pool and a more encouraging economic outlook, are becoming a darling to many manufacturers and exporters facing collapsing orders from traditional mature markets. Enablers such as cross-border e-commerce platforms are therefore highly sought-after. More

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Bicycles ride to rescue in Taiwan

25 August 2020

One of the surprising beneficiaries of the global COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be the humble bicycle. More

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Universities take to cyberspace

08 April 2020

The COVID-19 outbreak is impacting many sectors across the world, not least education. Travel restrictions mean many students cannot attend overseas universities at present. More

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Taiwan builds itself into a green-energy hub

05 February 2020

During last month's inauguration ceremony for Formosa 1, Taiwan's first offshore demonstration wind farm, President Tsai Ing-wen took the opportunity to lay out the territory's intermediate and long-term strategy for the development of its renewable-energy sector from 2025 onwards. More

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China Boosts Entitlements of Taiwan Residents and Businesses

10 December 2019

China has announced 26 measures designed to enhance the rights of mainland-active Taiwan-based businesses, as well as the entitlements of mainland-based Taiwan residents. More

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Hong Kong Companies in the GBA (9): From OEM to OBM

10 October 2019

From its early days as a conglomerate of small factories in Taiwan, it set foot in Hong Kong, relocated production to the mainland, before developing into a world-renowned OEM manufacturer and building its own brand. Johnson Chen, General Manager of the company’s sales group, described UTX’s journey from OEM to OBM and gave his views on how Hong Kong can serve as a window to the world for cities in the GBA. More

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EU Court Dismisses Action Filed by Zhejiang Jndia Pipeline Industry Co. Ltd Against Anti-dumping Measures

30 September 2019

On 19 September 2019 the General Court of the European Union (“General Court”) issued a judgement dismissing an action for annulment filed by Zhejiang Jndia Pipeline Industry Co. Ltd (“Zhejiang Jndia”) against Commission Implementing Regulation 2017/141 of 26 January 2017 imposing definitive anti-dumping measures on imports of certain stainless steel tube and pipe butt-welding fittings, whether or not finished, originating in mainland China and Taiwan. More

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Taiwan gears for 5G roll-out

09 July 2019

At present, 5G mobile networks are in various stages of development in nearly every industrialised nation. More

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