Posts in category Global Politics

While China has made major strides in the adoption of two-wheeled eco-friendly electric vehicles (EVs), sales in Taiwan are lagging.

Cheetah Mobile has some competition in the race to 100 million.

Following a successful Kickstarter campaign, Wizcorp, a Tokyo based company that specializes in mobile social games has hit the gold version of their Striker Arena game.

Pokken Tournament shows off some chaotic Pokemon-on-Pokemon action in brand new gameplay footage.

Explore winding caves and lush forests, cook tasty food, and hunt a titanic Behemoth boss in the Final Fantasy XV demo.

Fincon, a Korean development team from South Korea has released a trailer for their new apocalyptic fantasy RPG Angel Stone.

Monolith Soft lays on the hype with a smorgasboard of new tantalizing screenshots, videos and info on one of 2015’s most anticipated RPG’s.

Taiwan needs to double down on innovation to build cutthroat companies, or it will lose its advantage to China.

Cross Strait mobile app team beats Line and Instagram to the 100 million mark with the CM Security Suite, but can it continue growing?

TSMC saw profits in January despite of a slow season.

Tekken 7’s opening cinematic scene has been released, showing Kazuya and Heihachi facing off in a final showdown of chaotic power.

Chinese authorities give the semiconductor company a record fine as the cost of doing business in China increases.

HTC and Samsung both introduced their new low-cost mid-tier smartphones to Taiwan on the same day.

Earlier rumors pointed to an outright takeover of AMD by China’s BLX. While there is a China element to AMD’s future, it’s in something more subtle than an outright takeover.

Take your heart.

Spoilers: it’s amazing.

Nintendo has released a new 25-minute block of glorious Xenoblade Chronicles X footage that is sure to tantalize and raise your hype factor for the Wii …

Google Taiwan launched a program to help and train Taiwanese young talents for marketing.

Want Want Group Chairman Tsai Eng-meng is the richest man in Taiwan.

Taiwanese and Japanese telecom companies are interested in buying Ting Hsin’s stakes of Taiwan Star.