E.SUN Bank, a subsidiary of E.SUN Financial Holding, donated NT$6.22 million to the E.SUN Volunteer Foundation to support education in remote areas. The donations are made on an ongoing basis as part of the company’s social responsibility efforts and help strengthen public trust.
【盛群】Announcement: The board of directors is expected to meet on July 29, 115, to review the company’s consolidated financial report for Q2 of 115
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
Holtek (6202) announced that its board of directors will review its 2nd-quarter consolidated financial report on July 29, 2026. The review is part of regular financial disclosures by Taiwan-listed companies and aims to ensure transparency for investors.
【合勤控】On behalf of its subsidiary MITRASTAR (VIETNAM) TECHNOLOGY COMPANYLIMITED, announcement of changes to the legal representative and general manager
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
合勤控 subsidiary MITRASTAR (VIETNAM) TECHNOLOGY COMPANY LIMITED announced changes to its legal representative and general manager. Lin Yu-te will be succeeded by Wu Song following a change in duties, effective July 21, 2026. This is an internal personnel change within the group and is expected to have no significant impact on operations.
【台虹】Announcement: The company is expected to submit its consolidated financial report for Q2 of 115 to the board of directors on July 29, 115
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
台虹科技 announced that it will submit its consolidated financial report for the second quarter to the board of directors on July 29, 115, in compliance with Clause 31 of Taiwan Stock Exchange rules. This is a routine financial filing that reflects transparent corporate governance.
時碩工業 issued a clarification in response to media reports that it is entering the AI liquid-cooling market and has set a five-year revenue target of a hundred billion. It stressed that it has not issued any financial forecasts. The move is intended to maintain information transparency and prevent market misunderstandings.
【佳大】Announcement: The board of directors is expected to meet on August 5, 115, to review the financial report for the second quarter of 115
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
Chia Ta (2033) announced that its board of directors will meet on August 5, 2033, to review its second-quarter financial report. The review is part of regular financial disclosures and aims to ensure transparency for investors.
【集盛】Announcement: The company’s board of directors will meet on August 7, 115, to review its consolidated financial report for the second quarter of 115
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
集盛公司 will hold a board meeting on August 7, 115, to review its consolidated financial report for the second quarter. This is a routine financial disclosure in compliance with stock exchange rules, with no other significant matters.
Swancor Holding (3708) changed its name from “Swancor International Investment Holdings” to “Swancor International Holdings.” The removal of the word “investment” is seen as part of its brand strategy. Its stock code remains unchanged.
【三晃】Announcement that the company's name will change from “三晃股份有限公司” to “國慶科技股份有限公司”; announcement period: July 1, 115, to Sept. 30, 115.
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 臺灣證券交易所
三晃股份有限公司 changed its name to 國慶科技股份有限公司 on June 29, ROC year 115. Its stock code, 1721, remains unchanged. The change has been approved and announced for three months. The news is relevant to investors.
Nebius surges more than 18% after 輝達 discloses a 9.3% stake
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
NVIDIA was found to beneficially own 9.3% of Nebius, sending Nebius shares soaring more than 18%. The move signals renewed confidence in AI infrastructure and sends a positive signal to the market.
What to buy after the AI-stock rally cools? Goldman Sachs names 3 major investment themes
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Goldman Sachs analyst Ben Snider said that after the AI-stock rally cools, investors can turn to three non-AI themes: consumer experiences, compounding growth and acquisition candidates. These areas are less volatile and have structural growth potential.
Companies mentioned:高盛グループ (GS-US)、Citrini Research
〈Energy After Hours〉Oil prices hit a five-week high as U.S.-Iran conflict escalates and Houthi blockade threat looms
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
International oil prices hit a 5-week high amid escalating U.S.-Iran clashes and threats by the Houthis to blockade sea routes. Logistics risks in the Middle East are heightening investor concerns.
〈Precious Metals After Hours〉Gold rebounds more than 1% to top $4,000 as U.S.-Iran ceasefire hopes emerge
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
The prospect of ceasefire talks between the United States and Iran increased, driving international gold prices up more than 1% and back into the $4,000 range. Views are growing that lower geopolitical risks could affect the outlook for inflation and interest rates.
英特爾’s data center division cuts jobs again amid continued streamlining and restructuring
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Intel is carrying out a new round of job cuts in its data center division. As part of efforts to improve management efficiency, the company is continuing to streamline its organization amid growing AI demand and a business recovery. The move is an extension of its strategic restructuring.
美光 jumps 12% as chip stocks rebound broadly; could Chinese AI models be a new catalyst?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
The emergence of China’s open-source AI model Kimi K3 helped U.S. semiconductor stocks rebound. Memory makers rose across the board, with Micron gaining 12.2%. Views are growing that expanding AI demand will underpin hardware demand.
《巴隆》: 台積電 plans price hike; can tech giants afford the AI boom?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
TSMC plans to raise prices for advanced-process foundry services by up to 10% starting in 2027. The move, driven by rising AI demand and overseas expansion costs, will affect the semiconductor supply chain as a whole.
Is the era of the tech “Magnificent Seven” over? 花旗 points to new leaders in AI investment; nearly half of S&P 500 profits come from “this group”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
花旗’s latest report says the tech “Magnificent Seven” are no longer a suitable core benchmark for evaluating large-cap growth stocks, and proposes replacing them with a growth cohort spanning six industries. The report estimates that about 55% of S&P 500 constituents are directly affected by AI trends. Demand for semiconductors and hardware remains supported by AI capital spending, while valuations of related stocks have yet to fully reflect their long-term growth potential.
〈New York Forex〉Dollar rises as safe-haven demand grows; yen falls to a 40-year low
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
The U.S. dollar rose amid Middle East tensions and inflation concerns, pushing the yen above the Bank of Japan’s intervention level into the 163-yen range. The yen’s decline has worsened to a 40-year low, strengthening risk aversion in the market.
台積電 plans to raise prices 5% to 10% in early 2027; 蘋果 iPhone 18 series models may also cost more
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
台積電 is expected to raise its wafer-fabrication prices 5% to 10% in early 2027. 蘋果 may also raise prices for the iPhone 18 series, which will use a 2-nanometer process and incur higher costs. The move reflects continued increases in manufacturing costs.
AI is using ever more memory; Munsterr names 4 beneficiary stocks as a sweeping upgrade cycle arrives in 2027
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Gene Munster of Deepwater Management predicted that advances in AI will bring a wave of hardware upgrades starting in 2027. Apple, HP, SanDisk and Western Digital are expected to benefit.
美超微’s preliminary forecast beats expectations; quarterly new orders top $60 billion, sending shares up more than 17% after hours
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
AI server maker Super Micro Computer (SMCI) reported more than $60 billion in new quarterly orders and a substantial improvement in its gross margin. The results beat market expectations, and its shares rose more than 17% at one point.
Taiwan stocks surged 1,783 points on the 21st, their biggest gain ever. 台積電 is reportedly set to raise foundry prices by up to 10%, while 中美晶 and 聯合再生能源 will invest NT$1.29 billion in a solar plant in the U.S. Export orders have grown for 17 consecutive months, signaling strong AI and cloud demand.
【袁志峰專欄】Hong Kong stocks consolidate in the short term
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
中國聯通 is recommended as a short-term Hong Kong stock pick, with a target price of HK$7.20. Hong Kong stocks are consolidating, while AI and semiconductor shares are favored by southbound funds. China and the U.S. are both tightening controls on AI technology.
〈U.S. Stocks After Hours〉Chip stocks stage a strong comeback; Philadelphia Semiconductor Index surges more than 5%, while 美光 and SK hynix ADRs soar more than 12%
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
U.S. stocks rose broadly, led by strength in semiconductor shares. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index climbed more than 5%, while memory and AI-related stocks surged. Investors are focused on earnings reports from tech companies due this week.
巫堃泰’s view: A new British prime minister bids farewell to the “Greater London spirit” — 柏南’s Manchester experience and limitations
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Britain’s new Prime Minister 柏南 was sworn in, pledging to break with the “Greater London spirit,” devolve power to local areas and revive the north. But fiscal difficulties and factional infighting within the party pose challenges.
夏一新’s view: From ceasefire talks to all-out retaliation — why is the U.S.-Iran war becoming harder to contain?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
On July 17, Iran attacked U.S. military bases, and the United States continued retaliatory airstrikes. The war is escalating and transforming into a struggle for survival among leaders, posing serious risks to stability in the Middle East and energy supplies.
吳斯懷’s view: Why are young service members leaving even at a financial cost, and why can’t the military retain them?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Early retirements among volunteer soldiers in Taiwan’s armed forces are mounting, with many young service members leaving even if it means paying compensation. Declining morale and the government’s inadequate response are seriously affecting national security.
李華球’s view: Toxic oil scandal — is the 民進黨 taking the public for granted?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Li Huaqui criticized the Democratic Progressive Party’s handling of the tainted-oil incident, accusing the party of arrogance and irresponsibility and warning of a public backlash.
鄭致文’s view: When companies are both players and referees, food safety testing must be centralized
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Taiwan’s food safety system has a contradiction: goods circulate nationwide, but oversight is localized. 鄭致文 says corporate self-inspections have loopholes and recommends that the government take back authority for source-level sampling of major oil products and establish a centralized management system.
呂紹煒’s column: Good enough without being the strongest? Kimi K3 opens a new chapter in U.S.-China AI competition
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Chinese AI startup 月之暗面 released its next-generation large language model, Kimi K3, triggering declines in global AI and chip stocks. It has narrowed the U.S.-China AI gap to 3 months and reignited debates over open versus closed models, as well as tensions between regulatory safety and wider adoption.
Opinion: Exposing the double drain of 16 billion and the “fake national team” — returning to One China under the Constitution is the only path to cross-strait peace
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The 民進黨 government promotes U.S. military aid, but financial scandals and a military technology gap lie beneath the surface. Analysis says the Taiwan independence path cannot change the cross-strait balance of power and calls for a return to the constitutional and legal framework of the Republic of China.
Opinion: The 二〇二六 outburst over soy sauce and rice — a digital war held back by “home appliance logic”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
In 2026, political divisions erupted in Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan over procurement of military drones. The Ministry of National Defense’s combat systems and the Ministry of Economic Affairs’ industrial policy have become conflated, while adaptation to modern, software-centric warfare is lagging.
黃齊元’s view: Asian startups bid farewell to the American dream and return to domestic capital markets
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Asian startups are returning from U.S. listings to their home markets. Policy reforms and more mature capital markets are strengthening ties with local investors in AI and semiconductors.
民進黨 spokesperson 吳崢 told food safety victims during a livestream, “It’s not as if I forced you to eat it,” drawing public condemnation. The remark exposed the ruling party’s arrogant tendency to evade responsibility and highlighted the fragility of the food safety oversight system.
Opinion: The first line of defense for food safety is not at the port but in overseas supply chains
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
In response to the 中聯油脂 incident, a proposal has been made to shift the starting point for food safety oversight to overseas supply chains. Taiwan’s current system relies too heavily on port inspections.
Reader submission: 林華韋, a key figure in the old baseball association system — why is he unfit to serve as the association’s chair?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Lin Hua-wei, vice chairman of the 中華民國棒球協會, is running for chairman, but criticism is mounting that he is unfit for the role because of his past authoritarian management and lack of transparency. Calls are growing for reform of the selection process.
詹啟賢’s essay: Prometheus’s fire and history’s ultimate question
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Former Presidential Office senior adviser 詹啟賢 wrote a recommendation for the book 《台灣核彈》, looking back at Taiwan’s historical struggle to develop nuclear weapons during the Cold War and exploring the dilemmas of energy security and defense autonomy, as well as the suppression of technological development by international politics.
Good morning, world》Ministry of Health and Welfare: 中聯 privately loosened its soybean acceptance standard by 10 times, with inadequate process controls
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 中央社 CNA
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Facts
19 batches of oil products that passed inspection, along with products made from them, may return to store shelves
A total of 8 batches of oil products must be destroyed
A 30-minute mobile network slowdown drill will be conducted
The total reached 18,002,031 people
The base increase will range from 5% to 10%
June export orders total $95.26 billion
Up 50.9% year over year
Outpatient and emergency visits rose 66.5% from the previous week