Taiwan
TSMC boss frets about shortages of talent, water in Taiwan
Chief executive CC Wei calls for increasing efforts to train more workers
Taiwan eyes curbs on AI chip sales to China to align with US
Leaders in Taipei have already expressed discomfort restricting an industry that’s made Taiwan the world’s fifth-largest stock market
Global funds buy Japan as they flee Asia’s hottest stock markets
Expectations for stronger corporate governance reforms have also been a driver of foreign inflows into the country
Nvidia has capacity to supply robust AI growth despite constraints: CEO Jensen Huang
The firm on Jun 1 unveiled a new chip that brings AI capabilities directly to personal computers
Taiwan brokerages seek US$1.4 billion of loans, adding to rush
Among them is KGI Securities, which is in talks with banks for a facility of around NT$20 billion, sources say
AI boom fuels record US$14.5 billion in Taiwan tech firm borrowing
The borrowing volume is nearly double the US$7.5 billion the firms raised in the same period last year
Shangri-La Dialogue this year could be the most important ever amid geopolitical instability
Even with the Iran crisis possibly winding down, its continuing human and economic cost will remain in focus
US eases some tariffs on Taiwan to formalise trade agreement
Washington is also modifying sectoral levies on Taiwanese auto parts, timber, lumber and wood derivative products
Investors can ride Taiwan’s AI boom with Singapore depository receipts
Several are available, offering an option to tap the sizzling stock market
Taiwan overtakes India as the world’s fifth-largest stock market
The island’s ascent through the global equity rankings has been largely driven by chipmaker TSMC
