The Taipei High Administrative Court has ruled that the National Women's League was an affiliate of the KMT before 2004 and as such has been ordered to pay NT$17.89 billion to the state.

The global coronavirus pandemic led to a surge in logistics costs, some of the longest lead times in history and an under-serving of a number of smaller economies as shipping companies by-passed their ports in favour of ports in large economies.

Upgrading smart factory ball screw technology: "Tan Kong Precision" targets the high-end market
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Significant developments over the past month: Constitutional Court rules on Legislative Yuan powers as well as the death penalty, China reacts to President Lai's comments about cross-straits relations, Taiwan People's Party Chairman Ko Wen-je remains detained in corruption investigation, Taiwan former president's travel, and more…

By Ross Darrell Feingold

Small scale nuclear power plants offer a potential zero emissions energy solution for Taiwan but there are numerous challenges that would have to be overcome before they can be seriously considered.

By Bart Linssen

Social media companies are using our data to sell us stuff. Is there anything we can do about it?

By Paul Shelton