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TSMC strikes cautious tone on Q1 after posting record annual profit
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Today Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company announced after-tax profits of NT$351.1 billion Taiwan dollars and earnings per share of NT$13.54 for the year 2018. Both figures are new company highs, but TSMC gave a cautious outlook for the first quarter of 2019.
Chief Executive CC Wei said the firm could miss its usual target of 5 to 10 percent growth year-on-year . Analysts expect the sluggish semiconductor market, weak smartphone sales, and the U.S.-China trade war to negatively ...(more) |
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Local, central leaders lock horns over funding at Executive Yuan meeting
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| The nine-in-one elections are over, but an old campaign promise resurfaced today at the Executive Yuan's routine weekly meeting. Newly sworn-in Premier Su Tseng-chang presided over his first meeting today and received a blast from the past from his old election rival Hou You-yi. Hou, who had defeated Su to become mayor of New Taipei, now wants Su to make good on a campaign promise to upgrade 126 ...(more) |
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| | | | | China says President Tsai ‘misleading’ claim on ‘1992 Consensus’ | | Today China's Taiwan Affairs Office held a press conference to blast President Tsai Ing-wen for her remarks on the so-called "1992 Consensus." The Chinese authority said President Tsai was misleading Taiwanese about the consensus, specifically on what President Xi Jinping thinks it means. At the press event, the office issued a lengthy clarification on Xi's definition Taiwanese lawmakers say ..(more) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Shipping ban lifted on Kinmen pork products | | Earlier this month, a dead hog infected by African swine fever washed up on a beach in Kinmen. The finding triggered a 14-day ban on the shipping of Kinmen's pork products to Taiwan proper. This ban was lifted today, and all across the county, storekeepers rushed to stock up on local pork delicacies. Meanwhile officials including Kinmen's commissioner headed to the local airport to hand out ..(more) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Suhua Bypass opens to freight trucks | | Traffic jams are expected along the East Coast when Taiwanese hit the road over the Lunar New Year holiday. This year, freight truck drivers will enjoy a slightly smoother ride. Today the Suhua Highway Bypass officially opened to freight trucks. The bypass lets them avoid a mountain road that's prone to congestion and rockslides, and it can save them an average of 20 minutes. But starting today, ..(more) | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Chunghwa Post says deliveries will continue on Feb. 2 | | Standard mail service is typically suspended over the entire Lunar New Year holiday. But this year, Chunghwa Post will continue all its usual deliveries on Feb. 2, which is the first day of the holiday. The postal company made this announcement two days ago, and it triggered anger and threats of a protest from its couriers. Chunghwa Post responded that it respected its workers' holiday plans and ..(more) | | | | | | | | |
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每日一字 Word of the Day
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delicate |
| 微妙 |
| The atmosphere was delicate, but Taoyuan Mayor Cheng Wen-tsan cracked jokes that helped defuse the tension. |
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