Starbucks’ 1 unwritten rule for dine-in customers: “Violators may be asked to leave”! Staff confirm it: Don’t make things difficult for the store—many people still don’t know
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Under the Environment Ministry’s plastic-reduction policy, Starbucks prohibits the use of disposable cups for dine-in customers, who must use a mug or an eco-cup. Violators may be asked to leave.
Not Shanghai or Beijing! China’s top 10 GDP rankings are out; in the first half of 2026, this province-level region became the biggest dark horse on the strength of 2 industries
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Among China’s top 10 provincial economies by GDP in the first half of 2026, Anhui entered the top 10 for the first time with GDP of 2.7 trillion yuan, overtaking Hunan. The main drivers were the explosive growth of the new energy vehicle and semiconductor industries. This marks a shift in regional economies from traditional models to high-tech-driven growth.
Chiang Wan-an floats a no-confidence motion! Ko Wen-je stresses the focus should be “ousting Lai”; Huang Kuo-chang says the KMT lawmakers who contacted him all oppose it
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Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an proposed a no-confidence motion against Premier Cho Jung-tai, sparking political debate. Ko Wen-je stressed that the real goal should be replacing President Lai Ching-te, while Huang Kuo-chang said opinions within the Kuomintang are divided and that the public is more concerned about food safety.
Asia-Pacific tech stocks are awash in red! Nearly all major semiconductor companies in Taiwan, Japan and South Korea are plunging. Should investors buy more or cut their losses next?
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Following the United States, semiconductor stocks across the Asia-Pacific region fell sharply. Major companies including SK hynix and TSMC were sold off, heightening market concerns.
Yang Chen-ni in trouble! Control Yuan formally approves impeachment, detailing how she “obstructed Yen Hui-hsin”; case referred to the Disciplinary Court
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Taiwan's Control Yuan impeached Yang Chen-ni, head of the Office of Trade Negotiations, over workplace bullying and referred her to the disciplinary court. Her exclusion of deputy head Yen Hui-hsin and her high-pressure management style were cited as concerns.
Can’t use LINE’s “1 feature” anymore? The company reveals alternatives and backup deadlines; 2 countries will remove it outright at the end of September
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
LINE's short-video feature LINE VOOM will shut down in Thailand and Japan at the end of September. In Taiwan, a reduction in the feature's functions and a backup deadline have been announced, and users need to save their content.
“1 top rewards card” is being discontinued! Bank says it will stop working starting 8/1; see when 10 credit cards across Taiwan will be canceled or have their benefits changed
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
國泰世華銀行 announced that its Formosa Plastics co-branded card will be discontinued starting August 1, 2026, with its benefits integrated into the “Formosa Plastics Family” plan on the CUBE card. The move reflects a shift in the partnership model and affects more than a million cardholders.
Not Japan or South Korea! Visitors from 1 country are flocking to Taiwan, with arrivals surging 43%; they praise the great-value food and often come for work and study
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Tourist arrivals from the Philippines to Taiwan surged, reaching 210,000 in the first half of 2026, up 43% year on year. The Tourism Administration held a major travel fair in Manila and aims to attract 700,000 visitors from the Philippines this fiscal year.
Lihpao and Feng Chia Night Market lose out! Taichung’s top attraction has plenty of food and a comfortable setting, and is enjoyable to explore all day; it drew 14.39 million visitors
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Taichung tourism statistics for January-May 2026 showed that the Gongyi Road shopping district drew more than 14.39 million visitors, making it the city's most popular tourist destination. Its food and pleasant environment were highly rated, while Yizhong Street shopping district and Taichung Central Park also ranked near the top.
Unfazed by South Korea’s stock market plunge! Citi says South Korean retail investors are still buying the dip, but it’s too early to be optimistic
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As South Korean stocks plunge, individual investors keep buying against the trend, but Citi has warned of mounting unrealized losses and high levels of margin debt. The market cannot yet be considered undervalued, and further losses remain a risk.
How powerful is Nolan’s appeal? Fans drove across borders for 3 days to see The Odyssey, just to catch a 70mm IMAX film screening in Prague
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Movie fans from across Europe are flocking to Prague to see Christopher Nolan's new film The Odyssey on 70mm IMAX film. The phenomenon is a cultural moment that is redefining the value of the cinematic experience.
You don’t have to leave an inheritance to your siblings if you make a will! Legislature passes bill removing siblings’ forced heirship rights; lawyer explains 1 trick to ensure family members get nothing
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Taiwan's Legislative Yuan has removed siblings' forced-heirship rights, allowing single people and couples without children to freely decide how to distribute their assets in their wills. The change is an important legal reform from the perspective of respecting individual property rights.
Will Taiwan stocks hit limit-down with single-price trading every day? Legendary trader warns that “this system” will worsen liquidity problems: worse than the tariff war
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Taiwan's stock market fell below 40,000 points, prompting legendary trader Ju Jen-chieh to warn that market liquidity could dry up under the trading restriction system. The combination of margin-call liquidations and the system could trigger a chain of daily limit-downs.
Hong Kong trader, 26, “embezzled 200 million” in company funds to bet on SK海力士! Company loses 600 million; his grim fate revealed
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
A 26-year-old Hong Kong trader was arrested on suspicion of stealing HK$50 million in company funds and investing it in a 2x leveraged ETF tied to SK海力士, resulting in losses of HK$150 million. The case has raised concerns about weak internal controls in the financial industry.
Health warning images and text rise to 85%, legal heated tobacco stalls while the black market keeps expanding: Has Taiwan lost focus in its tobacco control policy?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The Legislative Yuan passed an amendment raising the size of tobacco health warnings to 85%, but reviews of legal heated tobacco products have stalled for more than 8 months. Inconsistent policy is fueling the underground market and undermining public health efforts.
Is AI taking jobs again? Global payments giant Visa lays off 2600 employees, focusing resources on “high-return areas”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Visa announced plans to cut about 2,600 jobs to adopt AI and concentrate resources in high-profit areas. The move reflects a structural shift in the payments industry.
Not 0050 or 00878! Taiwan stocks plunge 3500 points in 2 days, but “1 high-dividend ETF” rises against the trend, leading the market in resilience
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Taiwan stocks plunged more than 3500 points in 2 days as risk aversion surged. FT Taiwan Sustainability High Dividend (00961) rose 0.08% against the trend, becoming the only high-dividend ETF to close higher. Its resilience attracted inflows.
Why do people say “Thailand is gradually becoming a province of China”? How is the Anutin administration “selectively accommodating” Beijing’s “transnational repression”?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Thailand is yielding to pressure from China, accelerating the deportation of Chinese dissidents. Human rights groups are concerned about the spread of "transnational repression." The Anutin administration is prioritizing economic interests and disregarding international principles.
Companies mentioned：Human Rights Watch、BBC News、Prachatai、Thai PBS
Netflix announced its new releases for August. Popular titles including Team Medical Dragon and Along with the Gods are among the offerings, drawing a warm response from viewers. The additions mark a further effort to meet demand for content across Asia.
After retiring at 60, stop doing these things! Experts reveal “8 financial pitfalls” that can drain retirement savings; most people overlook the last one
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Financial experts warn that falling into 8 financial pitfalls after retiring at 60 could rapidly deplete retirement savings. These traps include credit card debt, claiming retirement benefits too early and selling assets when markets are down—issues of vital importance to retirees.
Airfares to 4 countries loved by Taiwanese travelers are plunging! One-way fares start at just NT$1199, cheaper than high-speed rail; limited-time 2026 travel deals
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
To mark World Tiger Day, Tigerair Taiwan has launched limited-time airfare deals to South Korea, Japan, Vietnam and Thailand, with one-way fares starting at NT$1199 before tax, alongside charitable donations. The move strengthens the brand image and boosts demand for summer travel.
The Journalist: Zhonglian Oil case continues to simmer; Namchow publishes statement in 5 major newspapers, declaring “I am the victim” and sternly condemning Fwusow for demanding compensation
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Namchow published a statement over the 中聯油脂 benzopyrene incident, emphasizing that it is the victim, condemning Fwusow for not responding and demanding compensation. The incident highlights food safety gaps in the supply chain and has raised public concern about food testing mechanisms.
Stop soaking cauliflower in salt water or baking soda! Taipei Agricultural Products teaches 1 way to wash it thoroughly, making pesticides and bugs float to the surface
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Taipei Agricultural Products has shared the correct way to wash and store cauliflower, emphasizing that rinsing under running water is most effective. It also recommends evidence-based methods such as washing before cutting and blanching before freezing to improve food safety and preserve nutrients.
Kumamoto earthquake hits while mayor is in Taiwan! He learned of the devastation only on the flight home and singled out China Airlines to thank for 1 thing
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
When the Kumamoto earthquake struck, the mayor was on a trip to Taiwan and was informed aboard his flight home. With Kumamoto Airport closed, the plane made an emergency diversion to Fukuoka. He returned by rescue helicopter and began disaster response efforts. He thanked 中華航空 for its assistance.
People aged 45 and over, claim your money! Labor Ministry offers a NT$100,000 subsidy per person; employed and unemployed people can apply—see all the requirements
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The Ministry of Labor is offering subsidies of up to 100,000 yen over 3 years for vocational training for employed and unemployed people aged 45 and over. The program covers a range of courses, including AI and languages, and supports middle-aged and older people seeking jobs or upgrading their skills.
Protect the next generation’s eyesight! 0.05% atropine eye drops to be covered by health insurance starting in August, benefiting 365,000 children and teenagers
At the Fifth “白蘭媽媽夢想勇敢 GO” showcase: From mothers rediscovering themselves to witnessing the courage that lets dreams blossom in everyday life
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
The “媽媽夢想勇敢GO” program, run by 聯合利華 brand “白蘭” and social enterprise Impact Hub Taipei, recently held its final selection event. Teams led by Chen Yu-ting and Lee Jo-hsiang stood out, turning personal experiences into action plans and demonstrating a commitment to women’s self-fulfillment and shared social good.
Despite the full-length pirated version leaking on social media, The Odyssey could rewrite The Dark Knight’s box-office record and become Nolan’s highest-grossing film
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
A full version of Christopher Nolan's new film The Odyssey was illegally leaked on X and viewed millions of times, but box-office performance remains strong, with revenue expected to top $1.3 billion. Universal has announced legal action.
After-hours market update: Taiwan stocks plunge 1564 points! TSMC closes at 2200 yuan, MediaTek falls nearly 5%, but this sector hits limit-up across the board against the trend
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Taiwan stocks plunged 1564 points today. TSMC closed at 2200 yuan and MediaTek fell nearly 5%, but optical lens stocks rose against the trend, becoming a bright spot in the market.
Taiwanese tradition meets French luxury: Shin Yeh partners with LA ONE on “Autumn Harvest Moon Feast,” creating a festive ritual of warmth you can touch
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Shin Yeh International Restaurant and LA ONE have partnered for the second year to release the “Autumn Harvest Moon Feast” Mid-Autumn Festival gift box. It blends Taiwanese tradition and French luxury, conveying festive warmth through refined flavors and tactile packaging while strengthening the value of the brand partnership and its sustainability image.
Not medicine, dentistry or electrical engineering! Which university major pays the most? New survey reveals the most sought-after “1 degree,” with annual salary reaching 2.56 million
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
A study by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that engineering graduates, particularly those in computer engineering, have the highest earnings 5 years after graduating from college. The findings offer important guidance for students' career choices and education policy.
Companies mentioned：Federal Reserve Bank of New York
“The US shouldn’t ban Chinese AI!” Financial Times interview with Zuckerberg: Restrictions are not the best way to counter Beijing
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg opposes a US ban on Chinese AI, advocating open source and warning against regulatory capture. His stance highlights divisions between Silicon Valley and Washington over AI governance and has sparked broader debate about tech monopolies and innovation.
Companies mentioned：Meta、OpenAI、Anthropic、Google DeepMind、Moonshot AI
AI’s power-hungry data centers are spiraling out of control; largest grid gives them “last priority” for power, putting them at risk of “blackouts”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
PJM, the largest power grid operator in the United States, has submitted proposals to FERC for a new power procurement system and priority power cuts for large consumers, in response to strains caused by the rapid growth of AI data centers. Stabilizing the power supply is an urgent priority.
MAC delegation visits Vietnam, Overseas Community Affairs Council submits an 8-page report? Shen Cheng-nan reveals what the 2 officials did abroad: Hsu Chia-ching basically took a solo trip to Europe and the US
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Overseas trips by Taiwan officials Hsu Chia-ching and Shen Yu-chung have drawn criticism as potential "sightseeing trips." The reports were extremely brief and their contents opaque, prompting the Taiwan People's Party to denounce them as "sham inspections."
Sibling forced-heirship rights are now history; Japan made the change 45 years ago. Ministry of Justice says reform protects testamentary freedom
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan passed a bill in its third reading to remove siblings’ forced heirship rights. The Ministry of Justice said the move protects testamentary freedom and follows the direction of Japan’s reform 45 years ago.
The Wall Street Journal: In the AI spending race, which tech giant will “blink” first?
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
As massive capital spending in AI continues, Alphabet and Meta are facing pressure from investors, and moves to rein in spending are drawing attention. Delays in monetizing the investments are causing concern.
Is a NT$400 billion high-speed rail extension to Yilan really necessary? Former DPP aide backs Chang Ching-sen against the tide: this alternative costs half as much and is faster
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 風傳媒
Opposition to the high-speed rail extension to Yilan is growing, with Chang Ching-sen and Chou Yi-cheng calling for alternative proposals to be considered. The policy's transparency and cost-effectiveness are in question.
This is Taiwan’s strongest airline! It raked in 128.2 billion in the first half of the year; passengers praise the spacious seats, delicious meals and comfort on long-haul flights
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Taiwan's 4 major airlines posted strong results in the first half of 2026. 長榮航空 recorded revenue of 128.286 billion yen and also received high passenger satisfaction ratings. AI-related cargo and summer travel demand provided a boost.
Chief Telecom posts first-half profit of NT$585 million and EPS of NT$7.57; LY2 ramp-up expected to drive full-year operations to a new high
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Chief Telecom reported first-half revenue of NT$2.026 billion, net profit of NT$585 million and EPS of NT$7.57. Despite a year-on-year decline, full-year results are expected to reach a new high as customers ramp up their presence at the LY2 data center.
昶昕 posted record after-tax net profit of NT$151 million in the first half of 2026, up 2.39 times year on year and surpassing its full-year 2025 profit. The AI boom is driving demand for electronic circuit etching, and 昶昕 is actively optimizing the development of specialty chemicals for AI circuit boards and expanding its supply network in Southeast Asia.
Sell Korea, buy Hong Kong? KOSPI-Hang Seng Tech correlation turns negative, suggesting short covering
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
The 20-day moving correlation between the KOSPI and the Hang Seng TECH Index has turned negative again, as global investors cover short positions in Hong Kong tech stocks after pulling out of South Korean semiconductor stocks. This points to the appeal of undervalued Chinese AI stocks and a shift in market structure.
Banning China’s AI is no solution! Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg: Excessive U.S. regulation could weaken competitiveness
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the United States should not block Chinese AI, warning that excessive regulation would hamper domestic competition. He stressed that fostering technological innovation is key to competitiveness.
SoftBank issues 90 billion yen in bonds to support AI investment, with interest rate at a year-to-date high
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
SoftBank issued 90 billion yen in corporate bonds to support AI investment. The interest rate reached its highest level this year, drawing market attention.
Foreign investors sell NT$22.2 billion; investment trusts stand alone against the selling as the 3 major institutional investors post net sales of NT$31.757 billion
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Taiwan stocks plunged today amid a trading halt in South Korean shares, as major electronics stocks weakened. The benchmark index fell 1,564.18 points, or 3.76%, to close at 40,039.18. The 3 major institutional investors recorded combined net sales of NT$31.757 billion, including net sales of NT$22.252 billion by foreign investors and NT$18.599 billion by dealers, while investment trusts posted net purchases of NT$9.094 billion.
Kimi K3 sets off U.S.-China AI showdown as Jensen Huang heads to Washington to launch a defense of open-source AI
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Chinese AI startup 月之暗面 unveiled its open-source model Kimi K3, sparking a regulatory debate in the United States. 輝達 CEO Jensen Huang traveled to Washington to advocate support for open source. The developments point to an intensifying US-China race for AI leadership.
Bringing aid to Kumamoto: E.Sun Financial donates 30 million yen for post-disaster reconstruction
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
玉山金控 donated 30 million yen in response to the Kumamoto earthquake, supporting medical care and reconstruction. The move demonstrates Taiwan-Japan friendship and corporate social responsibility while strengthening its regional image.
PCB copper foil supplier Rongke completes NT$2.1 billion cash capital increase; new shares to begin trading on Aug. 3
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Taiwanese PCB copper foil maker Rongke raised 2.1 billion yuan to accelerate development of high-end copper foil. The new shares are scheduled to be listed on August 3, amid growing AI demand.
OpenAI's ChatGPT is expected to surpass 1 billion weekly active users. Growth has slowed amid rising competition and technical challenges, but the service is still expanding rapidly.
17-year-old joins Samsung on an annual salary of NT$3.6 million! As the AI boom erodes the value of degrees, South Korean teens are abandoning college for semiconductor vocational schools
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
As AI advances erode the value of a university degree, South Korean members of Generation Z are choosing semiconductor vocational education. Major companies such as 三星電子 are hiring early and offering high salaries, with one 17-year-old receiving a job offer paying more than 3.6 million yen a year. The shift toward skills is spreading worldwide.
What should you do as Taiwan stocks plunge? A look at strategies for those on the sidelines, stuck with losses or in profit—and whether it’s time to buy the dip
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Taiwan's stock market has fallen sharply, putting investors' strategies to the test, while upcoming earnings reports from AI-related companies could mark a turning point. Investors need to respond according to their positions.
Ahead of the Fed’s rate decision, Taiwan stocks were hit by a sharp drop in the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index and semiconductor shares, as well as a trading halt in South Korean stocks. Major electronics stocks weakened, and the index at one point plunged more than 2,219 points, falling below 40,000 before ending down 1,564.18 points, the 7th-largest point drop on record.
AI concerns weigh on markets as selloff in Asian stocks intensifies; South Korean market sees “irrational selling”
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Excessive expectations for AI-related stocks have collapsed, and Asian stocks plunged after disappointing results from SK海力士. "Irrational selling" has emerged in South Korea, with market sentiment crumbling.
How can South Korean stocks recover? Nomura: This is a cleansing, not an AI cooldown; 116 trillion won buyback wave on the way
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
野村證券 said the recent plunge in South Korean stocks was caused by a liquidity squeeze, not a deterioration in AI semiconductor fundamentals. Companies are set to launch a 116 trillion won buyback wave, and the market may shift from a “leveraged bull” to a “buyback bull.”
Microsoft’s $190 billion AI gamble faces its most crucial earnings test
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Microsoft is approaching an earnings report that will put the results of its $190 billion AI investment under scrutiny. The market is focused on Azure's growth rate and Copilot adoption. The company faces a key test over how it will recoup its investment.
China’s homegrown “giant refrigerator” sells out, capturing more than 95% of the global market
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
China accounts for more than 95% of the global refrigerated container manufacturing market. Factories in Ningbo and Qingdao are operating at full capacity as exports surge, driven by technological innovation and rising demand for cold-chain logistics.
Tech stocks roil Asian markets; Singapore shares emerge as a safe haven, poised for their best monthly gain in 6 years
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Buoyed by gains in Singapore bank stocks, the Straits Times Index rose 8.6% in July, putting it on track for its biggest monthly gain in 6 years. Its focus on traditional industries has made it a haven amid global turmoil.
Companies mentioned：DBS Group Holdings Ltd.、OCBC、Fidelity International
An atypical downturn hits! Bulls rush for the exits! 3 key signals for entering at the bottom
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
SK海力士 reported record results, but its share price fell after earnings came in slightly below market expectations. AI-related stocks are undergoing a broad correction, with an "atypical decline" underway, even as the real economy remains solid.
GASH heads to ChinaJoy for business networking, positioning for gaming opportunities across Asia-Pacific
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
GASH took part in ChinaJoy's business networking event on July 30-31, showcasing payment and membership services for overseas gaming markets. The company is accelerating its expansion across the Asia-Pacific region.
Report: Bank of England reviews London investment banks’ exposure to Asian equities, focusing on AI stock concentration and leverage risks
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
The Bank of England is reviewing London investment banks’ exposure to Asian equities, particularly concentrated investments in AI-related semiconductor stocks and the use of leverage. The move aims to prevent systemic risks and could affect the business strategies of major banks such as 高盛 and 摩根大通.
First talks since the U.S. and Israel went to war with Iran; Trump corrects him to his face: “I’m the Number one”
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the United States and held his first private meeting with President Donald Trump. They confirmed coordination on Iran's nuclear issue, and Trump said, "I am Israel's top friend." The meeting underscored the importance of reaffirming the US-Israel alliance.
Taiwan stocks see 210 shares limit down intraday, falling below 40,000; 台積電 at one point accounts for 800 points of the drop as the focus shifts to holding the half-year moving average
Published ・ Source Taiwan | 鉅亨網
Taiwan's stock market briefly fell below 40,000 points on the 29th, dropping as low as 39,384. 台積電 accounted for about 800 points of the decline, heightening market anxiety. Investors are becoming more cautious.
Securities Report—85th Fiscal Year (2025/05/01-2026/04/30)
Published ・ Source Japan | EDINET 金融庁開示
アゼアス株式会社 filed its securities report for the 85th fiscal year (2025/05/01-2026/04/30). The report is an important document for understanding the company's business conditions.
Annual Securities Report—12th Fiscal Year (2025/05/01–2026/04/30)
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株式会社学びエイド filed its securities report for the 12th fiscal year, covering May 2025 through April 2026. The document provides an up-to-date picture of the company's financial position.
Annual Securities Report—62nd Fiscal Year (2025/05/01-2026/04/30)
Published ・ Source Japan | EDINET 金融庁開示
株式会社ノバック filed its annual securities report for the 62nd fiscal year (2025/05/01-2026/04/30). This is an official document disclosing the company's annual performance and financial position.
Annual Securities Report—13th Fiscal Year (2025/05/01-2026/04/30)
Published ・ Source Japan | EDINET 金融庁開示
株式会社ブッキングリゾート filed its annual securities report for the 13th fiscal year. It discloses its management and financial position for 1 year from May 2025.
Annual Securities Report — 8th Fiscal Period (2025/05/01–2026/04/30)
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株式会社アストロスケールホールディングス filed its annual securities report for the 8th fiscal year. It presents its management and financial position for 1 year from May 2025.