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Taiwan’s Defense Minister, Chiu Kuo-cheng, has announced that the Ministry of National Defense (MND) is preparing to strengthen its military in order to prevent war. This comes after Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed dissatisfaction with U.S. arms sales to Taiwan during his meeting with President Joe Biden. Chiu stated that Taiwanese military officers will continue to visit and learn from their U.S. counterparts, regardless of the circumstances. He downplayed concerns about the sale of ammunition, emphasizing that Taiwan is not intentionally arming itself but rather engaging in normal operations. Despite Xi’s denial of plans for military action against Taiwan in 2027 or 2035, Chiu emphasized that the Taiwanese military will not set a target year solely based on Xi’s statements. The MND will maintain a vigilant stance and be prepared for any situation without anticipating military conflicts in specific years.

Taiwan Sugar Corporation plans to hire 148 new employees for the upcoming fiscal year. The company is seeking job seekers who have graduated from high school or vocational schools. The monthly pay for new hires will range from NT$30,000 to NT$34,000, and the company emphasizes that it offers stable employment and comprehensive benefits. There are 33 different job categories available, including positions for individuals with disabilities, sales (including Japanese language), accounting, field sales, land administration, gas station managers, chemical industry, general agriculture, machinery, boilers, agricultural machinery, instrument and electricity, electrical, civil, and livestock. Interested applicants can find application details and the examination program on Taiwan Sugar Corporation’s official website. The registration period will run from November 23 to December 5. The written examination is scheduled for January 27, 2024, with a second round of oral and physical fitness tests slated for March 23, 2024.

Taipei City Councilor Chen You-cheng criticized the Taipei City Government for its inaction against online ticket scalpers. He discovered that scalpers were selling tickets for the Taipei Dome’s inaugural test match at prices as high as NT$600, despite the tickets being intended to be free. The test match, scheduled for November 18, sold out 13,000 tickets in just 90 seconds. Chen received numerous complaints from the public, questioning the oversight mechanism of the city government and its restraint over Farglory, the Dome’s operator. He speculated whether the authorities were negligently allowing illegal activities to occur. Chen also highlighted that the city government reported 505 cases of ticket scalping incidents from June to October this year, yet no penalties were imposed. He criticized the city government for its laissez-faire approach, describing it as a clear dereliction of duty. Chen further criticized the city government for seemingly indifferent to implementing punitive measures against these infringements, as scalped ticket sales continue to occur for the Dome’s test match.

Learn about Taiwan’s commitment to achieving 100% electric scooter sales by 2040 in the fight against climate change. Discover the transportation policies of presidential candidates and the challenges faced in the e-scooter market.

Over 60% of U.S. military sales owed to Taiwan consist of traditional capabilities, with F-16 fighter jets and M1 tanks accounting for over half of the total amount. This is according to data compiled by the Washington D.C.-based Cato Institute. The total U.S. arms sales backlog to Taiwan is NT＄617.2 billion, as per data from the U.S. Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) and the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). The Cato Institute further breaks down the U.S. arms sales backlog into three main categories: conventional, asymmetric, and munition capabilities, making up 63.2%, 22%, and 14.8% of the total backlog respectively. Uncompleted deliveries of traditional equipment amount to around NT＄390 billion, while delayed asymmetric capabilities total about NT＄135.9 billion, and munition accounts for approximately NT＄91.3 billion. The dominance of traditional arms in the backlog consumes a large part of Taiwan’s limited defense resources, despite the U.S. government not officially releasing a detailed breakdown of the weapons sold to Taiwan.

The 2023 ITF Taipei International Travel Fair concluded with a total of 344,475 visits, representing a 76.3% growth from the previous year. The event, organized by the Taiwan Visitors Association, recorded a single-day attendance of 75,917 visitors on its final day. Numerous hotel groups and travel agencies reported strong sales performances, with some generating daily revenues in the millions and cumulative four-day returns exceeding a billion dollars. Exhibited travel products showcased Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia as preferred destinations, while long-haul trips to the Americas, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand also garnered significant interest. The 2024 ITF Taipei International Travel Fair is set to begin exhibitor registration on March 1, 2024, and will take place from November 1 to 4, 2024, at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center.

Starbucks Taiwan, a joint venture between Starbucks Coffee International and Taiwan food conglomerate Uni-President, is set to boost Christmas sales through marketing activities. Despite rising costs in raw materials, Starbucks Taiwan maintains its long-term marketing strategy of expanding locations and improving store quality without raising prices. Sales revenue during the Christmas period is expected to rise by 10 to 20 percent, leading to a 10 percent increase in stock levels.

Apple’s iPhone 15 has propelled the company to the top of the smartphone market, capturing a commanding 47.7 percent market share in 2023. This surge in sales has come at the expense of competitors such as Samsung, which now holds a 22.9 percent market share, and OPPO, which stands at 10.3 percent. Even in China, where Vivo and Redmi are strong players, Apple has made an impact, with each holding a 5.2 percent share. Apple’s total sales have seen a significant increase, with over 160 thousand units sold upon its release, more than double the previous month.

The Department of Statistics of the Ministry of Economic Affairs announced that retail and catering revenues from January to September have reached a record high. The retail and catering industries are currently experiencing their annual sales peak, with demand for clothing, skincare products, and travel expected to stimulate consumption during the autumn and winter transition.

Taiwan unveils its ＂Narwhal＂ submarine, but concerns arise over sail unevenness. The U.S. weighs a commercial deal for combat systems. Experts discuss implications for anti-submarine warfare in the Taiwan Strait. Cross-strait relations and defense strategies evolve.

Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) will increase passenger capacity during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday from Sept. 28 to Oct. 2. Nearly half a million tickets have been sold, with high demand for southbound trains on Sept. 28 and 29 and northbound trains on Oct. 1 and 2.

US delays in military sales to Taiwan due to multiple factors, delivery timeline extended to 2025. Purchase of M109A6 Howitzer also halted due to production line congestions.

Taiwan’s Uni-President sees steady sales in 2023, despite a 13.6% surge in 2022. As consumer interests evolve, noodle makers must adapt to maintain their market share. Explore how they are facing tough competition and embracing new sales channels.

From Oct. 6 to Oct. 11, Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) will provide additional transport services to cater to the four-day Double Ten holiday need. Ticket sales commenced at midnight on Sept 8.

美國國防部8月31日批准新的外國軍售合約（Foreign Military Sales），其中一項就是台灣，要委託原製造廠商洛克希德馬丁（Lockheed Martin）協助我國延長既有F-16戰機（F-16 Block 20）壽命，主要針對年歲已高的Block 20批次，讓這批戰機能繼續飛行數千小時，捍衛台灣海峽和平安全秩序。這筆訂單總金額不超過1817萬美元（約新台幣5億7923萬元），預計在2030年完成延壽工程。

Rainy-day gadget sales have grown 20% since July amid the typhoon and monsoon seasons, according to a group buying e-commerce public relations publicist.

E-commerce platforms in Taiwan are enhancing services for smartphone users, capitalizing on the rise of mobile shopping and social commerce trends. Discover how businesses benefit from accessible apps and social media ads, driving a shift in consumer behavior and boosting profits.

美國零售巨擘好市多（Costco）6月同店銷售（Same Store Sales，SSS）減少1.4%，繼5月減退0.3%後再度下滑，不過是因「油價下跌」引起，而非消費降溫。6月整體銷售則達228.6億美元，成長速度雖較5月的1.2%慢，不過仍較去年同期成長0.4%，銷售最強的品項包括食品、雜貨、糖果、輪胎、健康、美妝產品。

Taiwan’s motorcycle market witnessed a strong performance in June, with 67,067 units sold, marking a 16.46% year-on-year increase. Although there was a slight decrease of 226 units compared to May, the overall sales remained robust. Three prominent brands dominated the market, with Sanyang (SYM) emerging as the top-selling brand for the 14th consecutive month.

Taipei City Government announced on Saturday that the new NT$1,200 monthly public transport pass program will be available for sale from June 15, ahead of the originally planned start date of July 1. The new program is expected to attract approximately 420,000 commuters during the first wave of sales.

TAIPEI (TVBS News) — Taiwan has set an ambitious goal of banning the sales of gas-powered vehicles by 2040, with a target of 30% electric vehicle market share by 2030 and 60% by 2035. 

U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced on Wednesday (April 5) that the discussion with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen was productive and vowed to continue the U.S. support for the country.

TVBS Insight People recently traveled to Germany to interview Grace Chung, the first and only female sales director at Porsche, at the luxury car manufacturer’s headquarters in Stuttgart. 

At a compound eyewear store in Taipei, a barista adds the finishing touches to your latte while you browse through the extensive collection of eyewear at the counter. 

With the slowdown of the pandemic, Taipei’s Xinyi District, home to numerous department stores, is seeking to increase sales and embrace the festive season.