Tag: Taiwan Business
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Silicon Power Packs Mighty Performance into the Ultra-Compact DS72 and MS70 Portable SSDs
TAIPEI, Taiwan — With creators and mobile professionals in mind, Silicon Power is launching two new high-speed portable SSDs: the DS72 and the MS70. Meticulously engineered and optimized for the creative process, these workflow-enhancing storage solutions pack mighty performance into an ultra-compact form. Blazing-fast read and write speeds with USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface handle…
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Nocera, Inc. Signs Variable Interest Entity Agreements Resulting in 100% Controlling Interest in Xin Feng Construction Co., Ltd. and Shunda Feed Co., Ltd. in Taiwan
ATLANTA, Ga. — Nocera, Inc. (OTC:NCRA) (“Company”) today announced that it has formally signed Variable Interest Entity (“VIE”) agreements with Xin Feng Construction Co. Ltd., (XFC) a Taiwan construction firm, and Shunda Feed Co., Ltd., (SFC) a Taiwan aquaculture feed firm resulting in 100% controlling interest in both companies.
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Gentry Wilson Partners – China Debt Continues to Rise
TAIPEI CITY, Taiwan — After the poorest quarterly performance in almost three decades during the period from April to June this year, Gentry Wilson Partners analysts say China is clearly facing serious economic challenges. The world’s second largest economy was once the most rapidly expanding, benefitting from inexpensive labor and sizeable government spending on infrastructure.
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Ward Henderson Management – Germany’s Economic Gloom Could Continue
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Ward Henderson Management – German economy shows signs of weakening further due to downside risks. In May, an important indicator of overall economic health, declined by more than expected. Germany’s manufacturing industry reported poor growth, prompting concerns about the Eurozone’s economic wellbeing.
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Warrington Shaw – Singapore Factories Stop Hiring Amid Falling Exports
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Warrington Shaw says Singapore’s exports hurt by falling demand from China as trade war escalates. A recent dramatic decline in Singapore’s exports has underlined the seriousness of economic problems in Asia. Singapore is traditionally one of the world’s most trade-dependent economies and economists at Warrington Shaw say this makes it a good…
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Ward Henderson Management – Fed Could Cut Interest Rates
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Analysts at Taipei, Taiwan based Ward Henderson Management say recent developments in the trade war between the U.S. and China and trade problems between the US and other countries may prompt the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates during the course of this year.
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Radford Taylor Partners – Singapore’s Economic Outlook Gloomy
TAIPEI, Taiwan — The writing was on the wall for Singapore’s economy when the country’s non-oil exports extended their double-digit decline for the second straight month prompting renewed concern from Radford Taylor Partners analysts that GDP forecasts would be cut for 2019.
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Warrington Shaw Says Prolonged Trade War Will Devastate US Farmers
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Warrington Shaw analysts say U.S. farmers will miss out on more earning potential as China hits back at Trump’s punitive import tariffs. U.S. farmers have stood firmly behind Trump and his efforts to broker a better trade deal with China.
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Ward Henderson Management Weighs Impact of Brexit Delay
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Ward Henderson Management analysts say relief brought by Brexit extension could come at a hefty price. Last month, with less than 48 hours before the originally scheduled date of departure, European Union leaders agreed to extend the Brexit deadline to 31 October this year with a review scheduled for the end of…
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Radford Taylor Partners to Attend Hong Kong Conference
TAIPEI, Taiwan — Taipei, Taiwan based investment house, Radford Taylor Partners is pleased to announce that it plans to attend this year’s Future of Financial Services Conference in Hong Kong. The one-day conference will take place on the 4th of June this year and will bring together 250 of the country’s most esteemed technology and…