Forecast – Low temperatures around Taiwan later this week, warmer weather expected next Monday
Taiwan’s forecasters have warned of low temperatures later this week as a strong cold mass is expected to head to the island by Thursday.
Late journalist-diplomat Joe Hung remembered as man of erudition and veracity
Joe Hung (洪健昭), a seasoned journalist and former diplomat, has died at the age of 86 following a month-long battle with cancer-related diseases.
Come and feast on Dominica’s art, food, jewelry all-in-one at Taipei’s Grand Hotel
Taiwan’s diplomatic ally, the Dominican Republic, is hosting an art festival at Taipei’s Grand Hotel, where visitors are able to feast on the Dominican cuisine and viewing the Caribbean country’s artworks and jewelry for an all-around experience of the Dominican culture.
Million-dollar jobs on offer! Taiwan’s major carrier China Airlines recruiting 100 pilots in 2018
Taiwan’s major carrier China Airlines (CAL) will recruit 100 pilots (including 40 cadets) to meet the operational needs of its fleets.
2018 Taiwan Lantern Festival kicks off in Chiayi — largest ever held in Taiwan
The 2018 Taiwan Lantern Festival officially opened in Chiayi County on Friday in what the organizer described as the unprecedentedly large-scale lantern event ever held in Taiwan.
TRA launches train ticket plus hotel package to boost Hualien tourism after fatal quake
Taiwan Railway Administration’s (TRA) first “tourism-only” Puyuma express train arrived at Hualien on Thursday, as part of the government’s efforts to boost tourism after a powerful earthquake hit the eastern city last month, killing 17 people and injuring more than 270 others.
TrendForce: Mobile DRAM revenues hit new high of US$8 billion in 4Q17, but expected to grow slower in 1Q18 due to weaker demand
Global mobile DRAM revenue hit a new high of US$8 billion in 4Q17, a robust sequential growth of 23.6%, according to DRAMeXchange, a division of Taiwan’s tech research house TrendForce.
Predicted rising price of toilet paper prompts shopping frenzy
Taiwan’s consumers are stocking up on paper-related staple goods, such as toilet paper, paper towels and napkins amid reports of upcoming price hikes due to international pulp price rises, local media reported on Monday.
A pictorial glimpse of the Taipei Lantern Festival
The 2018 Taipei Lantern Festival kicked off in the bustling Ximending area in downtown Taipei, with Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je lighting up the main lantern during an opening ceremony held Saturday evening.
Back to work: What’s the best coffee to energize you?
The Chinese New Year holidays were over and many workplaces have resumed business as usual. To reduce the blue Monday effects, most employees might turn to coffee to boost their work motivation.
