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Nasdaq - Wed Nov 25, 7:17 am ET
TAIPEI -(Dow Jones)- Taiwan and China have signed letters of intent to cooperate on the certification and outsourcing of car components such as batteries for electric vehicles, Taiwan's Automotive Research & Testing Center said Wednesday.
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MSNBC - Tue Nov 24, 9:09 am ET
A senior U.S. official dealing with Taiwan said Tuesday that the estimated 1,500 missiles that China has deployed against the island are a form of threat and urged their removal.
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EARTHtimes.org - Sun Nov 22, 12:29 pm ET
Taipei - The top US official for Taiwanese relations arrived in Taipei late Sunday to brief authorities on US President Barack Obama's recent trip to China. Raymond F Burghardt, chairman of the Board of Trustees of the American Institute in Taiwan (A...
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Reuters via Yahoo! News - Mon Nov 23, 6:51 am ET
The Taiwan government said on Monday it was not claiming the territorial waters around two small islands that have long been part of its frontline defense against political rival China.
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PC World via Yahoo! News - Tue Nov 24, 10:40 am ET
Taiwanese 3G mobile operator Vibo Telecom launched a trial TD-SCDMA network on Tuesday, an event timed to coincide with a Chinese official's visit to Taiwan to discuss how Taiwan and China can work more closely on developing technology standards.
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Nasdaq - Wed Nov 25, 7:47 am ET
BEIJING -(Dow Jones)- A trial network in Taipei that runs on Chinese-developed advanced mobile phone technology will help in developing the local technology standard, China's industry ministry said Wednesday.
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Reuters via Yahoo! News - Tue Nov 24, 7:47 am ET
The United States plans to resume arms sales to Taiwan and warned of a build-up of missiles aimed at the island by China, a top U.S. diplomat said Tuesday.
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AFP via Yahoo! News - Mon Nov 23, 3:05 am ET
Taiwan plans to restrict Chinese stock investment in strategic sectors, as it seeks to keep control of its economy amid rapidly growing ties with the mainland, local media said Monday.
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Space War - Sun Nov 22, 10:50 pm ET
Taipei (AFP) Nov 21, 2009 - Taiwan's Premier Wu Den-yih has urged China to remove missiles targeting the island to pave the way for peace talks between the formal arch-rivals, a report said Saturday.
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Bloomberg - Mon Nov 23, 3:51 am ET
Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Taiwan Stock Exchange said the signing of the financial services agreement between the island and China last week will make it “easier” for the bourse to complete its own negotiations with its Shanghai counterpart.
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EARTHtimes.org - Mon Nov 23, 8:41 am ET
Taipei - A US envoy on Monday assured Taipei that the US position on Taiwan remains unchanged despite President Barack Obama's visit to China. Raymond Burghardt, chairman of the American Institute in Taiwan and the highest-ranking US of...
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EARTHtimes.org - Mon Nov 23, 12:58 am ET
Taipei - A US envoy on Monday assured Taipei that the US position on Taiwan remains unchanged despite President Barack Obama's visit to China. Raymond F Burghardt, chairman of the Board of Trustees of the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) and the hi...
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Tulane Hullabaloo - Fri Nov 20, 3:52 pm ET
The Tulane Organization for Global Affairs hosted a panel Tuesday night to foster student and faculty discussions about the tensions between China and Taiwan. The panel included Professor Brian DeMare of the history department; Professor Chris Fettweis of the political science department; Professor Chi-Wen Jevons Lee of the A.B. Freeman School of Business; Crystal Wu, a freshman [...]
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Bloomberg - Sun Nov 22, 8:11 pm ET
Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Taiwan’s government may curb the total amount of shares China’s qualified institutional investors can buy in the island’s financial companies and other industries that concern national security, such as telecommunications and aviation, the Commercial Times reported, without saying where it got theinformation.
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NPR - Tue Nov 17, 4:29 pm ET
Taiwan and China are enjoying their warmest relations in years, with stronger economic ties that have been welcomed by the business community. As President Obama visits Asia, some Taiwanese warn that their country could pay a price for expanding commerce with China.