【Mercuries Life-KY】Announcement that the company’s cash dividend, originally scheduled for distribution on July 13, 115, will be postponed to the next business day if typhoon-related disruptions require the Taiwan Clearing House and financial institutions to adjust their operating schedules
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
Mercuries Life-KY announced that its cash dividend distribution date may be postponed from July 13, 115, to 14 due to possible typhoon-related disruptions to financial operations. The change depends on weather conditions and the operations of financial institutions and is a material corporate announcement.
【Chunghwa Telecom】Announcement of the company’s investment in Catalight Capital GP, L.P.
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
中華電 invested US$78,000 in Catalight Capital GP, L.P. The investment is part of its strategic overseas investments and signals an international expansion of its capital deployment.
【Nan Ya】Announcement of the company’s preliminary consolidated income and expenses for the second quarter of 2026
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
Nan Ya Plastics Corporation announced its preliminary consolidated income and expenses for the second quarter of 2026. EPS reached a record high as the AI boom drove a surge in demand for electronic materials. The company is actively developing advanced materials and optimizing product formulations, driving substantial profit growth.
【Nan Ya】Announcement of the company’s consolidated operating revenue for June 2026
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
Nan Ya Plastics reported consolidated revenue of NT$27.13 billion for June 2026, down 5.9% month over month but up 31.8% year over year. Strong AI-driven demand for electronic materials continued to boost revenue and profits, significantly affecting shareholder interests and market prices.
【Ching Hsin-創】Announcement that Typhoon Bavi may affect the company’s cash dividend distribution
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
Ching Hsin-創 said that if work is suspended on July 10 due to the possible arrival of Typhoon Bavi, its cash dividend distribution will be postponed to July 13. The precautionary announcement is intended to ensure the smooth operation of financial services.
【Namchow】Announcement on behalf of subsidiary Namchow Oils Business Co., Ltd. that it was fined NT$3 million by the Taipei City Government Department of Health
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
Namchow Oils was fined NT$3 million by the Taipei City Department of Health for violating food safety laws. Parent company Namchow announced the material development and plans to seek administrative relief. The incident reflects rising regulatory compliance risks in the food industry.
【TSC】Announcement on behalf of subsidiary Regent Manner Limited under Article 第二十二, Paragraph 第一, Subparagraph 第三 of the Regulations Governing Loaning of Funds and Making of Endorsements/Guarantees by Public Companies
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
Regent Manner Limited, a subsidiary of 台表科, provided an additional loan of ¥658 million to a Singapore subsidiary. The loan is unsecured and aims to improve the efficiency of group funding.
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北韓 Premier Pak Thae-song arrives in Beijing for 3-day visit to China
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 中央社 CNA
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Embarks on a 3-day visit
Commemorative events mark the 65th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance between China and North Korea
Toyota RAV4 loses! Taiwan’s top-selling car in June is this model; owners praise its fuel efficiency, low price and easy maintenance, saying there’s no rival at the same price
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Toyota Corolla Cross topped Taiwan's new-car sales in June 2026. Its fuel efficiency and low maintenance costs have won support, giving it a commanding market presence.
Have AI stocks run out of steam? Chen Feng-hsin analyzes trading strategies for the “fat on top, thin on bottom” correction phase: watch this country’s intraday performance
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
South Korea’s stock market triggered a circuit breaker amid concerns over overheated AI investment. Chen Feng-hsin says Asian tech stocks are in a short-term “fat on top, thin on bottom” correction phase, and sentiment in South Korea will affect global hardware technology stocks.
Latest on the subject-specific exam: Typhoon-affected examinees can receive 4500 yuan if they meet 1 condition; schedule for postponed exams and subsequent admissions at a glance
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Typhoon Bavi has postponed Taiwan’s 115 academic-year university subject-specific exam to July 13 and 14. The Ministry of Education says affected examinees can apply for transportation and accommodation subsidies of up to 4500 yuan; the impact extends across Taiwan.
5,000 infantry once routed 80,000 cavalry! Why did the Central Plains fail to dominate again after the Tang dynasty? No wonder they couldn’t win, with “3 fatal reasons”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Three major factors lay behind the military disadvantage that central Chinese dynasties began to face against northern nomadic peoples after the Tang dynasty: the spread of stirrups, the political unification of nomadic peoples, and the central Chinese emphasis on civil affairs over military strength. This marked a major turning point in Chinese history.
Yu Shuxin and Tian Xiwei aren’t the worst! Online ranking of the TOP10 mainland Chinese drama actresses with “beautiful looks but terrible acting”: the winner’s crying scenes are criticized as soulless, with her looks doing all the work
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Chinese internet users ranked the top 10 actresses who are “beautiful but controversial in their acting.” 虞書欣, 楊超越 and 田曦薇 made the list, reflecting rising audience expectations for acting.
Where did the happy workplace go? South Korea’s IKEA accused of maliciously forcing employees on parental leave to quit; CEO’s cold-blooded remarks revealed
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
South Korea's IKEA is under suspicion of maliciously demoting employees who took parental leave and pressuring them to resign. The CEO was also found to have made discriminatory remarks, and labor authorities are investigating. The allegations have seriously damaged the company's image.
Typhoon Bavi’s latest path》Will July 11 be a typhoon day off? The “3 regions” facing the strongest winds and rain, when the sea warning will be lifted, nationwide work and school closures, and the wind and rain timeline—all in one look
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Typhoon Bavi is expected to pass closest to Taiwan on July 11, bringing strong winds and rain to the north, northeast and east. Attention is focused on whether work and classes will be suspended in various areas and when the land warning will be lifted.
New labor subsidy boost! Residents of 1 county or city who qualify can receive up to 35800 yuan per person; how to apply for living assistance revealed
Yu Shuxin and Ju Jingyi both lose out! Online ranking of the TOP10 most beautiful mainland Chinese drama romance heroines revealed: exquisitely sculpted features steal the show, and China’s beauty queen is truly her
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The top 10 “most beautiful actresses in romance dramas,” selected by Chinese internet users, have been announced, with 楊穎 (Angelababy) taking first place. Her beauty and screen presence were praised, and popular actresses including 趙露思 and 鞠婧禕 also made the list.
Never lower the temperature first when turning on the air conditioner! An expert presses 1 button for “rapid cooling and energy savings,” so you can run it all day without worrying about a surging electricity bill
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Experts recommend using an air conditioner’s automatic mode in summer to cool rooms quickly while saving energy. It can improve comfort and extend the appliance’s lifespan, making it useful for both homes and offices.
What to do about recurring mold on refrigerator and washing machine seals? An expert uses 1 inexpensive household item to “remove mold stains completely,” with no scrubbing frenzy needed to get them clean and like new
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Black mold that forms on the rubber seals of refrigerators and washing machines can pose health risks. Experts recommend a safe cleaning method using baking soda and neutral detergent, and stress the importance of regular maintenance.
Super Typhoon Bavi approaches! Taipei 101 draws criticism for announcing closure late at night; chairwoman Chia Yung-chieh shares her feelings: “It was really a struggle”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
As Super Typhoon Bavi approached Taiwan, Taipei 101 shopping mall announced its closure late at night, sparking controversy. Chairwoman Chia Yung-chieh admitted the decision was difficult, saying safety ultimately came first.
Do you support an euthanasia referendum? Ko Wen-je’s visit with siblings with rare diseases sparks wave of support; Taiwan People’s Party plans to propose a motion next Tuesday
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The Taiwan People's Party plans to submit a euthanasia referendum proposal to the Legislative Yuan on the 14th, prompted by a YouTube video by 柯文哲. The real-life story of siblings with a rare disease has sparked debate.
Fresh milk from small farms such as Lunbei and Liu Jia Tian Zhuang, sold at PX Mart, has sparked online discussion. Consumers have become loyal customers for its flavor and value, reflecting demand in Taiwan’s dairy market for both quality and affordability.
The 高屏澎東分署 announced its “Industrial Talent Investment Program,” offering about 600 training courses for employed workers, including courses in AI and green management. It provides subsidies of up to NT$100,000 over 3 years to strengthen workplace competitiveness.
Can you drive away after the other party says they’re fine following a car accident? Lawyer explains how to protect yourself: “Make 1 mistake” and it can count as a hit-and-run even if you’re not at fault
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
During the evening rush hour, Xiaoming accidentally bumped into a motorcycle behind him while reversing. The other party said everything was fine and left, but the next day he was notified that he was suspected of a hit-and-run. This article analyzes what to do at the scene of a traffic accident in Taiwan, from legal liability to insurance claims, to help readers handle the aftermath correctly.
As the typhoon approaches, panic buying of emergency supplies has occurred across Taiwan. Vegetables have sold out at supermarkets such as 全聯, while traditional markets have maintained stable supplies. Consumers are being urged to stock up calmly.
Micron’s New York wafer fab is ahead of schedule! CEO boosts investment to bring 40% of DRAM production capacity back to the US
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
U.S. company Micron accelerated the schedule for its massive semiconductor plant in New York and expanded its investment to $250 billion. It announced plans to bring 40% of its DRAM production back to the United States. It also invested $500 million in Taiwan's GlobalWafers.
The Goldfinger and Queen of Tears both lose! Ranking of the TOP9 highest-rated Korean dramas in recent years revealed: infidelity caught in the style of a spy thriller, drawing a massive 28% rating to secure first place
Should umbrellas and raincoats go in regular trash or recycling? Environmental agency reveals the proper way to dispose of them, so you won’t risk a 1200-yuan fine for sorting them incorrectly
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Taiwan's environmental authorities announced the correct way to sort broken rain gear. Whether it goes in general waste or recycling depends on its materials and construction, and improper disposal can incur a fine of up to 6,000 yen.
Preparing for Typhoon Bavi! More than 20,000 military personnel on disaster-relief standby, with 2,000 AAV7 amphibious assault vehicles, inflatable boats and other equipment ready
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
In preparation for Typhoon Bavi's approach, Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense has placed more than 20,000 troops and more than 2,000 pieces of rescue equipment on standby, strengthening disaster-response readiness. Public safety is the top priority.
1 PX Mart dish soap is so good it cleared the shelves! Insiders praise its “powerful grease-cutting, economical use and gentleness on hands”: “The scent is pleasant and not overpowering”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
A dish soap sold at PX Mart has been flying off the shelves and often running out of stock after netizens praised its strong grease-cutting power, economical use and gentleness on hands, sparking heated online discussion and comparisons with other brands.
2 straight days of typhoon leave? Latest track of Typhoon Bavi revealed; wind and rain assessments show “19 counties and cities” meet the criteria for suspending work and classes
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
As Typhoon Bavi approaches, wind and rain are forecast to meet the criteria for suspending work and classes in 19 counties and cities across Taiwan. The final decisions will be made by local governments.
Shuangyue makes early typhoon preparations; all stores across Taiwan to close for two days, putting employees and customers first
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Moon Moon Food Co. has decided to close all its stores across Taiwan on July 10 and 11 for 2 days in response to Typhoon Bavi, to ensure the safety of employees and customers.
Could the Akio Yaita case overshadow the tainted-oil case? Kuo Cheng-liang points to questions over “transnational repression”: Lai Ching-te’s stance could mark the start of a disaster
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Japanese media figure Akio Yaita was attacked in Taichung by a man carrying a Hong Kong passport, sparking controversy over “transnational repression.” Former legislator Kuo Cheng-liang questioned whether the incident was being politicized to divert attention from the food-safety crisis over “carcinogenic oil,” reflecting the DPP’s heavy reliance on Yaita.
Shuangyue refuses to profit from the typhoon; all stores across Taiwan to close for two days to protect employees and customers
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Moon Moon Food Co. announced that all its stores across Taiwan will close for 2 consecutive days on July 10 and 11 as Typhoon Bavi approaches, prioritizing the safety of employees and customers and demonstrating corporate social responsibility.
Oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz plunges; why haven’t international oil prices returned to $100?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
The Israel-Iran conflict has flared up again, sharply reducing oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, but international oil prices have not surged, reflecting the market’s increased resilience to Middle East supply risks.
〈Hong Kong stocks after the close〉 Healthcare stocks rise; Hang Seng Index gains 0.6%; tech stocks turn lower, weighed down by the lifting of AI restrictions and a semiconductor plunge
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Pharmaceutical stocks rose in the Hong Kong market, and the Hang Seng Index closed up 0.6%. Meanwhile, the Hang Seng Tech Index reversed course and fell amid the lifting of restrictions on AI-related stocks and a decline in semiconductor shares. Policy announcements and technological advances divided the market.
〈Mainland stocks after the close〉 ChiNext leads losses; Shanghai Composite falls 1.2% for the week, slipping below the 4000-point mark for the second time this week
Trump International Airport and Trump Bridge are coming!
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Palm Beach International Airport in the United States was renamed after President Donald Trump, making it the first airport named after a sitting president. The move carries strong political symbolism and will cost $5.5 million.
Revenue flash - Taiwan Cement (1101) June revenue reaches NT$13.383 billion, up 32.4% year over year
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
TCC (1101-TW) reported revenue of NT$13.383 billion for June 2026, up 32.4% year over year. Revenue for the year to date was also up 1.54%, signaling a notable recovery in performance. This suggests a recovery in the building materials industry.
Trump makes rare switch to an “Air Force One” aircraft; US media: move was to evade Iranian assassination threats
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
After a NATO meeting, U.S. President Trump boarded the older Air Force One. The move was reportedly intended to avoid the threat of an assassination by Iran, raising concerns about the security of the new aircraft.
Memory stocks’ pullback is not a cyclical reversal! BofA: Meta selling computing power does not mean order cuts; Korean manufacturers are still far from expanding capacity; DRAM and NAND price increases to continue into next year
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
U.S. banks say the decline in memory stocks does not signal a cyclical reversal, and that strong demand and supply constraints will persist. AI-related demand and capital investment by major cloud companies are supporting elevated prices.
US officials: Negotiations with Iran will continue despite clashes in the Strait of Hormuz
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
The United States and Iran are continuing peace talks despite a military clash in the Strait of Hormuz. The death of the supreme leader and political instability have complicated negotiations, while oil prices have risen. The path to a diplomatic resolution remains uncertain.
Foreign investors pivot to US stocks and abandon US Treasuries; Deutsche Bank warns the dollar’s safe-haven status is weakening
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Foreign investors are moving away from U.S. Treasuries and putting money into AI-driven U.S. stocks. Deutsche Bank warns that the dollar’s status as a safe-haven currency is weakening and that currency volatility risks are increasing.
Record inflows of foreign capital into A-shares; net purchases topped 200 billion in the second quarter as several Wall Street giants turn bullish on China’s AI value chain
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
In the second quarter of 2026, foreign investors’ net purchases of A-shares reached 208.6 billion yuan, a record high, with electronics and AI among the main sectors receiving increased investment; international institutions including 高盛 have turned bullish on China’s AI value chain.
AI showdown heats up in July! OpenAI launches 3 GPT-5.6 models simultaneously; flagship Sol boosts efficiency by 54%, while Terra cuts prices in half to compete on value
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
OpenAI announced its GPT-5.6 series, simultaneously releasing 3 models: Sol, Terra and Luna. Its evolution into an enterprise AI platform is accelerating.
A critical period for the 2030 green transition: China’s State Council issues carbon-peaking plan for “十五五”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
China’s State Council has released the “十五五” Carbon Peak Action Plan, setting targets to reduce carbon emissions per unit of GDP by 17% by 2030 and raise the share of non-fossil energy to 25%. The move marks China’s entry into a crucial push to achieve carbon peaking and carries important implications for global climate governance.
Fates diverge for Hong Kong-listed AI rivals: 智譜’s market value holds above 九千億 Hong Kong dollars, while MiniMax faces a plunge after its lockup expires
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Shares of Hong Kong-listed AI rivals 智譜 and MiniMax diverged after their lockup periods expired: 智譜’s market value held above 九千億 Hong Kong dollars, while MiniMax plunged, reflecting a shift in the market from scarcity premiums to fundamentals-based pricing.