Taiwan

SINGAPORE (Dec 6): Lots have happened on the political front over the weekend. New Zealand PM John Key has decided to step down, citing family reasons. Elections for a new a leader will be held Dec 12.

(Dec 1): For decades, Singapore has walked a careful line between the US and China. Now, the tiny Southeast Asian state is finding itself in Beijing’s cross hairs.

SINGAPORE (Nov 29): Singapore has fallen out of its position among the top 10 in the IMD World Talent Ranking 2016. The city state fell five places to 15th place while Hong Kong rose two places to take Singapore’s previous rank at 10th position.

SINGAPORE (Nov 22): Taiwan’s new president is leading a charge to boost economic ties with Southeast Asia, and away from mainland China. The reality is that the shift is already well underway.

SINGAPORE (Nov 7): CIMB is reiterating its “add” call on Best World with a higher target price of $2.21 from $2.05 previously, after the direct-selling company posted 3Q earnings of $8.9 million, which was more than double from a year ago.

SINGAPORE (Oct 12): HLH Group on Tuesday entered into a conditional share subscription agreement with Taiwan hedge fund Seven Voyagers Capital to issue the latter 250 million of its company’s shares for a sum of $2.25 million.

SINGAPORE (Aug 26): Asian equities and mutual funds continue to enjoy immense popularity among investors around the world, as seen from the latest foreign institutional investor (FII) flow figures reported by HSBC Global Research, which measure net flows

(Aug 4): Global investors can’t get enough of Taiwan.

SINGAPORE (July 4): Victory Hill Exhibitions, the wholly owned subsidiary of Cityneon Holdings, has entered into a non-binding term sheet with Beast Kingdom to host and operate the Marvel’s Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. touring exhibitions in Taiwan, accordin

SINGAPORE (July 4): Asia’s newest headline manufacturing PMI readings from Markit, CEIC and HSBC’s combined study may reflect low inventories for some countries of late – but this does not mean that new orders nor output growth are picking up, says