Reported about 1 year ago
在三立八點檔台劇《願望》首映會上，黃少祺表示婆婆對媳婦沒有要求，但偶爾會在旁指點口味；江祖平回歸八點檔，分享演出挑戰，表示演吵架戲碼很累，而江宏恩則說處理婆媳問題時「裝傻」是一門藝術。《願望》劇情充滿精彩橋段，將於7月10日首播。
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taoyuan District Court ruled that former president of the Straits Exchange Foundation, Zheng Wentian, will be released on NT$12 million bail due to a lack of necessity for detention as he has been out of office as mayor of Taoyuan for over 1.5 years. The court also mentioned three key reasons supporting the decision, including the seriousness of the suspected crimes, lack of concrete evidence for money laundering, and the uncertainty regarding the involvement of public officials in the case. Zheng will face restrictions on his movements and interactions with other individuals related to the case.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Lin Shijie, director of the Fisheries Association in Tainan, Taiwan, and also a city councilor, was shot at close range by an assailant and died in the hospital, shocking the entire nation. Former legislator Guo Zhengliang suggested on a political TV program that Lin's murder may be related to interests and certainly involves Tainan's political landscape. The police are investigating potential motives involving major interests, with specific suspects being targeted for apprehension. President Lai Ching-te may address corruption issues in Tainan starting with Lin Shijie's case.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The article discusses the potential growth of Oracle and Alphabet as two of the most valuable companies in the artificial intelligence (AI) industry by 2034. Oracle is recognized for its industry-leading AI infrastructure, particularly in data center technology, while Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is highlighted for its AI software advancements and potential disruptions in various sectors. The companies are expected to benefit from the significant economic impact of AI, with predictions estimating substantial growth in the global economy driven by AI technologies.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Chen Yalan, currently serving as the spokesperson for the '1919 Food Bank - Aid Meal,' attended a charity event and shared insights about her health, mentioning routine check-ups showing good results. She joked about repaying old debts in terms of health and expressed a desire to slow down work engagements to focus more on charity. Additionally, she discussed her mother's improved condition despite initial reports of dementia, crediting government assistance for the progress in her mother's care. Chen Yalan also talked about her approach to maintaining well-being and her preference for accepting traditional Taiwanese opera roles while considering other acting offers based on the circumstance.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 9, 2024, the North Taichung Youth Summer Camp kicked off at the Dajia Sports Field, offering classes in basketball, table tennis, and painting with around 150 participants, including two Taiwanese American siblings looking to experience a different summer program from their American school. Organized by the Jia'anpu Love Hometown Youth Association, this 14th annual camp features experienced art teacher Chen Huishan leading artistic courses and inviting basketball and table tennis coaches to instruct the attendees. The camp runs for five weeks, aiming to provide a fulfilling summer learning experience for all participants.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 9, 2024, at 4:48 am, the Coast Guard Administration and Investigation Bureau uncovered a suspicious boat suspected of smuggling mushrooms and various live organisms into the country. The Coast Guard Administration, in collaboration with the Ministry of Justice's Investigation Bureau Fujian Investigative Office, intercepted a vessel heading to Kinmen suspected of smuggling mainland Chinese mushrooms, fish, turtles, and other reptiles into the country. Following an investigation, a total of 475.92 kilograms of mainland Chinese mushrooms, 650 fish, 543 turtles, and 486 other reptiles were seized from the boat's compartments. The case has been handed over for legal action. The Coast Guard continues to crack down on smuggling to maintain national border security and economic order, urging the public to report any suspicious activities.
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Reported about 1 year ago
For new professionals and budget-conscious women, luxury bags can be expensive each season. To own a quality bag without breaking the bank, consider starting with light luxury brands like COACH, Marc Jacobs, Longchamp, A.P.C., etc., priced from over NT$10,000. The popular COACH PENELOPE single-shoulder handbag at NT$19,800, the functional COACH LANA 23 shoulder bag at NT$18,800, the chic A.P.C. Virginie Baguette shoulder bag at NT$16,160, Marc Jacobs THE LEATHER CARGO shoulder bag at NT$17,400, Longchamp ESSENTIAL tote bag XS at NT$15,400, and Marimekko GRATHA UNIKKO embossed leather shoulder bag at NT$17,900 are recommended options for commuters. AMI PARIS Voulez Vous pillow bag, priced at NT$38,980, is a comfortable and casual French-style bag perfect for daily commuting with adjustable straps for versatile usage.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Oriental Land, the operator of Tokyo Disneyland, announced on July 9, 2024, their entry into the cruise business with an investment of around 330 billion yen for a cruise set to sail in 2028. The cruise will mainly focus on 2 to 4 night short-term round trips from Tokyo ports, with plans to discuss routes visiting foreign ports as well. This cruise, touted to be Japan's largest with a tonnage of about 140,000 tons, will start construction from the fiscal year 2025 and have a capacity of accommodating 4,000 passengers. The cruise aims to attract around 400,000 passengers annually, generating approximately 100 billion yen in revenue. The operating profit margin is projected to be around 20%, similar to the existing theme park business, offering customers a unique experience different from theme parks.
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Reported about 1 year ago
European Central Bank's Fabio Panetta reassured that the bank should not be overly worried about persistent services inflation and robust wage growth, as services prices behave differently from goods. Despite some concerns among officials, Panetta emphasized gradual rate cuts are still feasible based on recent data and outlook. He highlighted that the impact of previous rate hikes will continue to influence inflation into 2024, allowing for a cautious reduction in borrowing costs to align with ECB's expectations.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Ling Tao questioned whether Huang Jie sneaking into the meeting room in the middle of the night was the right behavior, not about whether the lock on the meeting room was broken. Nationalist lawmakers accused Green legislator Huang Jie of hiring someone to open the lock and sneak into the Interior Committee early on the 8th, prompting them to report the incident to Legislative Yuan President Han Kuo-yu. Ling Tao criticized Huang Jie, saying she now has a new skill - 'being a locksmith,' and questioned whether Han Kuo-yu should step down if investigations reveal there was no locksmith involved in the incident.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During the review of the 'Election and Recall Law' at the Internal Affairs Committee of the Legislative Yuan, intense clashes erupted between the blue and green camps. The KMT caucus accused DPP legislator Huang Jie of unlocking the door and entering the conference room early, with Legislative Yuan President Han Kuo-yu deeming it 'very serious.' In response, DPP legislator Wu Pei-yi posted a photo showing the KMT caucus breaking into the chamber in 2020, causing significant damage without compensating for the loss. Wu criticized the KMT for damaging public property and failing to pay for repairs, urging Han Kuo-yu to investigate. Huang Jie defended her actions, stating she entered the conference room legally to prepare for a meeting, while questioning the KMT's past acts of violence and vandalism. Lin Chun-hsien also criticized the KMT for overlooking similar incidents in the past. Overall, the article highlights the political disputes and accusations within the Legislative Yuan in Taiwan.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Former chairman Wu Bixiang and former director Jiang Qingming of Biostar Group were sentenced to 4 years and 6 months and 8 years in prison, respectively, for manipulating subsidiary stock prices, misappropriating company funds, and causing around 400 million NT dollars in losses. Jiang was also accused of illegally remitting funds through the mainland subsidiary, totaling 170 million RMB. The Taiwan High Court found both guilty of breaching securities trading laws. Appeals are possible. Jiang previously faced accusations of unauthorized fund transfers through his daughter. In the second trial, the judge pointed out their negligence that led to significant losses for the company and shareholders, ultimately sentencing Wu to 4 years and 6 months, and Jiang to 8 years in prison.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During Mayday's concert in Beijing in May, lead vocalist Ashin sparked controversy by saying 'we Chinese people', leading to discussions online. Recently, many netizens have reported being blocked by Ashin, causing a stir. Posts on threads continue discussing Mayday's Ashin blocking netizens, with screenshots showing being blocked by Ashin. Some users shared their own experiences of being blocked and speculated on the reasons behind it, with some expressing disappointment while others separating music from politics amid the pro-China sentiment.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Taoyuan Mayor Cheng Wen-tsang, who is implicated in corruption charges, was initially granted bail of NT$5 million by the Taoyuan District Court, but the prosecution appealed. A new court hearing this morning saw Mayor Cheng being released on bail of NT$12 million, with his legal team raising NT$7 million in just 20 minutes. Legislator Huang Kuo-chang criticized the decision as deviating from common sense and questioned how to restore public trust in the judiciary system. Cheng's influential status was considered a factor in the decision, prompting doubts about the court's impartiality. Huang also raised concerns about the swift payment of bail and the lack of clarity on the case's details.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A woman named Zhang in Changhua mistakenly downloaded a fake investment app and fell victim to a scam, where the fraudsters successfully persuaded her to hand over cash four times. When they suggested she invest 3.35 million, she realized something was wrong and sought help from the police. The police set up a trap, arrested a 22-year-old driver named Wang, and seized 3.35 million in cash and phones. The case is being investigated for fraud and money laundering.
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Reported about 1 year ago
President Lai Ching-te recently visited the 3rd Squadron at the Qingquan Gang Air Force Base in Taichung wearing digital camouflage combat uniform to record an encouraging speech for the 'National Defense Forces Spiritual Combat Capability Special Education' scheduled from July 9 to 11. This is the first time since 2005 that the president has delivered spiritual encouragement for the military as part of the 'National Defense Forces Spiritual Combat Capability Special Education' ahead of the 'Han Kuang' exercise. President Lai emphasized the importance of the exercise in strengthening the military's spirit and determination to defend the country, highlighting Taiwan's strategic position in the region and the need to enhance national defense and asymmetric warfare capabilities.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A man claiming to be a member of the Bamboo Union gang, Zheng, and several others were involved in multiple violent incidents in Xizhi. Zheng, seeking to recoup a gambling debt exceeding 150,000 yuan, gathered a group who used physical violence, pepper spray, and even threatened to strip clothes and smash cars with a machete. After investigation by the Shilin District Prosecutor's Office, Zheng and five others were charged with crimes such as group violence. Different accounts from the defendants led to charges including robbery, assault, and intimidation, with some denying involvement.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Cathay United Bank's CUBE card, with over 6 million cardholders, introduces a special 10% cashback promotion during the 'birthday month' program in the third quarter, focusing on the summer travel season. The cashback benefits include popular theme parks in Japan and Korea like Tokyo Disneyland, Osaka Universal Studios, Tokyo Harry Potter World, Ghibli Museum, Legoland in Nagoya, Lotte World in Seoul, Everland in South Korea, and renowned local maple leaf cake shops, all eligible for 10% unlimited cashback. Cardholders can also enjoy cashback benefits at selected department stores and global hotel stays. Yahoo Finance correspondent Lu Xinzhi reports this exciting piece of news.
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Reported about 1 year ago
As of July 9, 2024, only 14.2% of 1/3 female directors were achieved in 1837 Taiwanese companies. The Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) aims to enhance gender diversity in boardrooms, with incentives such as bonus points in corporate governance evaluations. The FSC plans to gradually strengthen relevant measures to increase the number of female directors. Companies failing to meet the 1/3 female director requirement will need to disclose reasons and plans to improve in annual reports. FSC has also mandated all listed companies and 600 million NTD over-the-counter companies to prepare English annual reports from 2023, with penalties for non-compliance.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The sequel to 'The Devil Wears Prada' is confirmed to be in production with Meryl Streep and Emily Blunt in talks to return, while Anne Hathaway's return is uncertain. The story will focus on Miranda (Meryl Streep) and Emily (Emily Blunt) as they navigate challenges in the fashion industry. The original cast members reunite for the sequel, creating excitement among fans of the classic fashion film.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Guo Shuyao attended an event as a one-day store manager and performed a dance to the song 'Honey.' She revealed her plans to temporarily leave Taiwan to study language in the Philippines next month, expressing her desire to have an international love affair. Despite being single for many years, her friends have been arranging blind dates for her, with the most recent one introduced by Allen Chao. Guo Shuyao also mentioned her interest in potentially adopting children in the future.
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Reported about 1 year ago
As the Tokyo Olympics approach, President Tsai Ing-wen visited the National Training Center to support athletes. She interacted with gymnast Ting Hua-Tien, making a special taro and pearl-flavored toast together. Premier Lai Ching-te humorously commented that eating the toast would guarantee a gold medal. Tsai also engaged in various activities with other athletes, including playing table hockey and dining with different sports representatives.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Former Taoyuan Mayor Cheng Wen-tsang, involved in a bribery case related to Hua Ya Science Park development during his tenure, was initially released on bail with 5 million NT dollars. However, the Taoyuan District Court later increased the bail amount to 12 million NT dollars. Cheng appeared serious as he left the court, not smiling like before. The court restricted his residence, travel, and contact with others involved. The reasons for the decision were explained by the court, emphasizing the seriousness of the suspicion of corruption and the lack of evidence for some charges.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Former Taoyuan mayor and head of the Taiwan-HK Economic and Cultural Cooperation Council, Cheng Wen-tsan, was alleged to have accepted bribes during his tenure. A special investigation team had monitored a conversation where a white glove, implied to be the son of a Taiwan Polypropylene consultant, mentioned transferring 5 million NTD to Cheng Wen-tsan, which was captured on camera at Cheng's official residence. The son left promptly after secretive signals and mentioned leaving money under the table; however, Cheng claimed he was unaware of the exchange. The case involved loan repayment and possible misappropriation, and investigations are ongoing.
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