Cindy Wang
News Editor at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg Breaking News editor in Taipei. Views my own. RTs not endorsements.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Cindy Wang
Taiwanese soldiers move in formation during President Lai's visit to a military base, in Kaohsiung. (Bloomberg) -- Taiwan said China escalated military pressure around the region in May, deploying dozens of warships and government vessels daily in what it described as an extreme pressure campaign.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Argin Chang |Cindy Wang |Betty Hou
(Bloomberg) -- Taiwanese insurers are facing difficult questions about the damage of recent swings in the local currency. Regulators may have a partial solution: letting firms change how they calculate the value of foreign currency assets.
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3 weeks ago |
japantimes.co.jp | Cindy Wang
Taiwan will hold a national referendum on restarting a nuclear reactor that it shut down just last week, potentially opening up a pathway to reverse the government’s anti-nuclear policy. The Aug. 23 poll will decide whether the Maanshan nuclear power plant, the territory’s last one to be shuttered, should resume operations if there are no safety concerns, according to a statement from Taiwan’s Central Election Commission late on Friday.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Cindy Wang
Maanshan nuclear power plant. (Bloomberg) -- Taiwan will hold a national referendum on restarting a nuclear reactor that it shut down just last week, potentially opening up a pathway to reverse the government’s anti-nuclear policy. The Aug. 23 poll will decide whether the Maanshan nuclear power plant, the territory’s last one to be shuttered, should resume operations if there are no safety concerns, according to a statement from Taiwan’s Central Election Commission late on Friday.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Cindy Wang |Chien-Hua Wan
The Taiwan Stock Exchange Corp. headquarters in Taipei. Photographer: An Rong Xu/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- The Taiwan dollar’s recent surge against the greenback is causing sleepless nights for at least one major insurer in Taipei. “A 10 cent gain in the Taiwan dollar means a foreign-exchange loss of about NT$300 million. How can I sleep well?” Taiwan Life Insurance Co. Chairman Hsu Shu-po said in an interview on Friday.
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The Taiwan dollar’s recent surge against the greenback is causing sleepless nights for at least one major insurer in Taipei. With @ChienHuaWan1 https://t.co/KscjUTIray
Nuclear has been a divided issue in Taiwan. The shutdown of Taiwan's nuclear plants comes with energy needs soaring and the island's security at risk as tensions with China rise. What about the waste? With Sing Yee Ong. Reporting from Lanyu and Taiwan. https://t.co/imvfuq2E8D
RT @CharlotteYTYang: The price gap between TSMC's shares in New York and Taipei has widened to 25%, but hedge funds are hesitant to take ad…