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TAIEX Braces for PMIC-Led Gap Down as Mailiao Cracker Stay Shut
Taipei traders eye a lower open after U.S. power-chip receipts slid, while Formosa Plastics delays Mailiao restart and lawmakers schedule a closed-door briefing on election interference claims.
StocksTAIEX Set for Gap-Down Open After PMIC U.S. Receipts Lose 6.4 Percent Friday
Taiwan fund managers braced for a lower TAIEX open after U.S. power-management receipts slid 6.4 percent Friday, even as the index closed Friday at 27,302 on defense-linked gains.
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BusinessFormosa Plastics Group Delays Mailiao Cracker Restart Pending Typhoon Damage Review
PoliticsLegislative Yuan Schedules Closed-Door Session on Alleged Mainland Influence in Chairperson Race
SecurityListed Drone Maker Jiin Ming Holds Two Executives Over Alleged Chinese Parts in Military Deliveries
SportsWei Chuan Dragons Punch Taiwan Series Ticket on Chen Wei-Yin's Complete Game
AIAcademia Sinica Researchers Shrink Mandarin LLMs for Offline Township Chatbots
Credit CardsStandard Chartered Taiwan Lifts Airport Lounge Visit Cap on Priority Banking Cards
TechnologyBenQ Launches 27-Inch Creator Monitor With Factory-Calibrated Wide-Gamut Panel
OpinionOpinion: Election Law Overhaul Gains Urgency After Rival Party Documents PRC Messaging
ScienceOrchid Island Mooring Array Will Feed Subsea Quake Catalog Within Ninety Days
HealthCDC Reports Enterovirus 71 Uptick in New Taipei Schools After Autumn Term Begins
EntertainmentKaohsiung Dome Confirms Five-Night Arena Pop Residency Starting Late November
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CDC Reports Enterovirus 71 Uptick in New Taipei Schools After Autumn Term Begins
Taiwan’s CDC logged a rise in enterovirus 71 cases linked to New Taipei elementary schools two weeks after the autumn term began, prompting extra clinic hours in Sanchong and Xinzhuang.

Orchid Island Mooring Array Will Feed Subsea Quake Catalog Within Ninety Days
Scientists anchored a nine-instrument mooring array off Orchid Island that will feed Taiwan’s subsea earthquake catalog within ninety days of the first data download.

Kaohsiung Dome Confirms Five-Night Arena Pop Residency Starting Late November
Kaohsiung Dome booked a five-night arena pop residency for late November, the venue’s first multi-date run since opening concerts tested crowd flows last spring.

Standard Chartered Taiwan Lifts Airport Lounge Visit Cap on Priority Banking Cards
Standard Chartered Taiwan raised the annual airport-lounge visit limit on its Priority Banking credit cards to eighteen from twelve, effective for card cycles that renew in November.