Reported about 1 year ago
With Ghost Month approaching and graduation season at hand, many people will move before the 7th lunar month. Home living experts remind to take this opportunity to clean the 'air conditioners' and 'washing machines' to avoid bringing accumulated dirt to the new home. They suggest conducting a 'small ritual' if worried about superstitions but unable to move in immediately. It is recommended to professionally clean the internal pipelines of air conditioners at least once a year to maintain health and prevent dirt accumulation. Washing machines should also be thoroughly cleaned to prevent clothes from getting dirtier over time. Various superstitions-related moving tips are given to help those facing taboos find solutions and not disrupt their normal lives.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On July 4, 2024, at 7:52 a.m., a man and a woman were seen stopping a sedan on the inner lane of National Highway No. 1 and engaging in a dangerous physical altercation on the highway, raising concerns among passing drivers. The highway police stated that stopping arbitrarily on the inner lane and getting out to quarrel could result in fines up to 36,000 yuan but did not rule out the possibility of a vehicle malfunction. Instances of couples quarreling and jumping out of cars have been deemed dangerous, with past cases resulting in fines and even imprisonment; it remains to be seen if this incident will lead to similar consequences.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On Thursday (7/4), the Taiwan stock market experienced a significant moment with the TAIEX surging 350 points to a new high of 23522 points. TSMC made history by opening at 1000 yuan, closing at 1005 yuan, up by 26 yuan, firmly holding above the thousand mark. Analysts attribute TSMC's sharp rise to the strong performance of the US stock market, with TSMC ADR reaching a new high by rising 3.86%. The TAIEX's bullish trend did not disappoint investors, ending the day at 23522 points, up 1.51%.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Jay Chou showed his support for Pai Wei-Jun at his first solo concert, turning it into a grand music party with versatile talents on display, captivating a packed crowd of 2000 fans. Being Pai's mentor, Jay Chou sent flowers and a card with the message 'Good Show Dream Big'. Pai showcased his various music styles and growth journey through over 23 songs at the concert, making it a milestone in his music career.
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Reported about 1 year ago
日本超人力霸王英雄展開幕，小澤雄太和平野弘周參加並分享趣事。小澤雄太透露AKIRA推薦來台必去九份，兩人相約喝一杯，平野則分享在拍攝第一集時穿錯戲服，屁股裂開一洞尷尬一幕。平野弘周回憶現場工作人員緊急縫補後才得以繼續拍攝，但鏡頭仍需避開破洞處。
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Reported about 1 year ago
Kuomintang think tank vice-executive director Ling Tao accused Keelung City Councilor Tong Zi-wei of involvement in initiating the removal motion against Mayor Xie Guoliang. Tong retaliated by filming a video with his real godmother to prove his innocence, as Ling Tao claimed that Tong's godmother's god-sister's daughter is the spokesperson for the demolition action, Lin Yinyin. However, Lin Yinyin denied knowing Tong, emphasizing that the accusations were baseless. This controversy arose amidst allegations linking the removal motion to various political figures, with the Kuomintang aiming to turn it into a party confrontation.
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Reported about 1 year ago
CommonWealth Magazine recently announced the 2024 CommonWealth Best University Ranking and awarded 20 exemplary universities. National Chung Cheng University in Chiayi, having operated diligently for 35 years, excels in both social and science fields, ranking third in the 'Humanities and Social Sciences' category. It was also recognized as the national university that showed the most progress in overall competitiveness. The university focuses on local practicalities and integrates closely with industries in central and southern Taiwan, emphasizing sustainability and cross-disciplinary issues in research and education to continue contributing positively to society and cultivating future talents.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The stable growth of the domestic economy in Taiwan has led to a significant upward revision of the economic growth rate forecast for 2024 to 3.94%. As a result, Prime Minister Su Tseng-chang has instructed that military and public sector salaries will be increased in 2025, with the details to be finalized by the end of July. The Prime Minister called on private companies to similarly share economic success with their employees. This marks the seventh salary adjustment for military and public sector employees since 2000, with the last increase in 2024 also being 4%. The government hopes this initiative will improve the overall labor environment and encourage private companies to raise wages.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Japanese actors Yuichiro Ota and Kouju Hirano, who play Ultraman Jead and Ultraman Ribut respectively, visited Taiwan for the Ultraman Heroes Exhibition for the first time together as the mentor-and-disciple pair. They shared filming experiences, with Hirano recalling a wardrobe malfunction where he unintentionally showed his underwear while filming a scene for an Ultraman episode. The actors praised Taiwan's architecture, hospitality, and delicious food, and expressed interest in filming projects in Taiwan in the future.
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Reported about 1 year ago
During a live stream on SWAG, Sun Anzuo (now Sun Jianhao), the son of actors Sun Peng and Di Ying, unexpectedly unbuttoned his shirt after engaging in a boxing match with internet celebrity Chen Yi. Chen Yi expressed instability in her lower body, prompting Sun Anzuo to make a bold comment. Despite initially promising not to strip, Sun Anzuo ended up unbuttoning five buttons on his shirt, surprising everyone present. The live stream also featured a fitness session and humorous interactions between Sun Anzuo and Chen Yi.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Celebrate Independence Day by honoring those who fought for freedom with these five best war movies available on Netflix, including All Quiet on the Western Front, 1917, Hacksaw Ridge, Born on the Fourth of July, and Unbroken. These films provide a glimpse into the sacrifices and hardships faced by soldiers, delivering powerful anti-war messages and showcasing the resilience and strength of individuals in the face of adversity.
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Reported about 1 year ago
German Chancellor Scholz stated in a parliamentary inquiry on July 3 that Germany will not become a part of the war by supporting Ukraine against Russia. Scholz refused to agree to a ceasefire based on Ukraine surrendering territory, stating that Putin's proposals showed no intention to end the aggressive war. He also addressed the federal budget issue, confirming that the cabinet will finalize the 2025 fiscal budget by the end of July as scheduled, despite disagreements among the ruling coalition on key points like the 'debt brake.'
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Multiple ETFs including 00929, 00915, 00918, 00936, are adjusting their component stocks this week. Investment Trusts have bought over ten major listed stocks, with six being new constituent stocks of these ETFs, including Taiwan Da (3045), Far EasTone (4904), among others. These changes are in effect now, with 00929 starting on Monday (7/1), and 00915, 00918, 00936 taking effect today.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On July 4, 2024, at 7:45 a.m., Taiwan Semiconductor's stock price surged above the 1000 mark with market funds pouring in, hitting a peak of 1010 during the day and closing at 1005, a 26 point increase, contributing 211 points to the market. With the boost from stocks like Taiwan Semiconductor, Hon Hai, Largan Precision, and high-priced stocks, the Taiwan Stock Index soared by 350.1 points, closing at 23522.53, setting a new historical high. Foreign investors expect a significant increase in capital expenditure in 2025 and better-than-expected operational performance in the second quarter with further gains anticipated in the third quarter. For more news, visit Public Television News Network.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Medical Properties Trust (NYSE: MPW) is considered a risky stock due to its challenges, especially with its troubled tenant, Steward Health. Despite a previous dividend cut, some investors may see potential, as negative factors may already be factored into the stock price. With a high yield of around 14%, there is a debate on whether the dividend is sustainable. However, ongoing turbulence and uncertainties, such as asset sales and tenant issues, could impact the company's ability to maintain its dividend in the future. Ultimately, investing in Medical Properties Trust is seen as a high-risk gamble with potential for significant dividend income but also significant losses, making it a less attractive option for risk-averse investors.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
品牌HYPHY迎向7周年，林可彤和林又立在發表會上透露婚姻中的性生活並不頻密，每季僅有一次，持續時間只有10分鐘。林可彤坦言由於與兩個孩子同床共眠，已失去性慾，而林又立透露與男友S的感情，兩人因長期分隔兩三個月才見一面，但都對彼此感情有信心。
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Dragon De East Road officially opened, with Councilor Kang Yu-cheng and local council members in joyous attendance. Councilor Kang praised Vice Mayor Lin Chin-jung and the city government team for completing the project in less than four years, describing it as a 'Mission Impossible' achievement. The newly constructed road, spanning approximately 350 meters long and 26 meters wide, will enhance the road network in the Love River and Dashun commercial area. After the ceremony, Councilor Kang experienced a smooth drive on the new road and expressed admiration, emphasizing the importance of this development for Kaohsiung's future growth.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
TIAA Chief Administrative Officer Derek Ferguson highlights the alarming reality of the retirement crisis in America, with 40% of Americans facing financial difficulties in retirement. He discusses the three major gaps in retirement planning: access, savings, and guarantee, emphasizing the importance of taking proactive steps to secure financial stability. Ferguson provides valuable insights on ensuring a secure financial future, addressing the disparities in retirement planning among different demographics and urging individuals to start saving early to benefit from compound interest.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
As the 2024 U.S. presidential election showdown between Biden and Trump approaches a decision, calls for Biden to withdraw are increasing. Biden met with over 20 Democratic governors at the White House, who expressed their support, but recent polls by The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal indicate Trump widening his lead. Focus may shift to Vice President Harris within the Democratic Party as a potential successor, given her high national profile and access to Biden-Harris campaign funds. The article also highlights Biden's efforts to salvage his campaign, while Harris emerges as a prominent figure in potential succession scenarios if Biden decides to step down.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
A mother surnamed Jia has been detained for questioning on suspicion of murder after her two daughters, aged 9 and 10, drowned in New Taipei City's Bitan. Jia, who reportedly had conflicts with her in-laws and husband, took her daughters to the river and let them go, resulting in their tragic deaths. Following failed suicide attempts and reporting to the police, Jia was taken into custody. Investigation revealed marital and family disputes as contributing factors. Jia's husband, who lives in Hunan, had moved the family back to Taiwan, where tensions with her in-laws had escalated. Language barriers and cultural differences compounded the situation, leading to the heartbreaking incident.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
ROC Mainland Affairs Council Chairperson, Chiu Chui-Cheng, reaffirmed the country's sovereign status and the objective reality of non-affiliation between Mainland China and Taiwan. Chiu emphasized the government's consistency in handling cross-strait affairs according to ROC Constitution and relevant laws, stating that the stance on cross-strait relations remains unchanged. Amidst growing tension, Chiu called for goodwill interaction and dialogue based on mutual respect and dignity, urging Mainland China to stop all threats and coercion towards Taiwan and uphold peace in the Taiwan Strait.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
蔡阿嘎宣布開除旗下資深員工蘿拉，指對方近3、4年與廠商私下做AB合約、索取公關品，單一廠商金額高達6位數，造成公司及廠商困擾。蔡阿嘎表示經調查發現此行為相當嚴重，公開事件始末希望不再有受害者。
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
FTNN News reported on July 4, 2024, that the refusal to release the bodies of two mainland Chinese fishermen after the Kinmen capsizing incident in February heightened tensions, with recent incidents like Taiwanese tourists being detained by China and a Penghu fishing boat being confiscated by Chinese authorities further escalating the situation. Chairman of the Mainland Affairs Council, Chiu Chui-cheng, emphasized the importance of awaiting the results of the ongoing judicial investigation into the Kinmen incident and expressed Taiwan's willingness to cooperate with China to resolve the matters swiftly.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On the morning of July 4, 2024, in New Taipei City, the bodies of two drowned girls were discovered at Bitan, with the mainland Chinese mother-in-law surnamed Jian suspected of involvement in the crime. After a hearing, the Taipei Prosecutor's Office detained her pending trial due to the seriousness of the offense, the risk of evidence tampering, and flight. The incident involved a dispute between Jian and her husband's family, leading her to take her daughters to Bitan with the intention of suicide. After the daughters drowned, Jian resurfaced but delayed reporting the incident, arousing suspicion among authorities. Investigation is ongoing to determine if the victims were pushed into the water. Help lines and support are provided for those in distress.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
During the review of amendments to the Recall Law by the Interior Committee of Taiwan's Legislative Yuan on July 4th, conflict erupted between Blue and Green party members, with Blue legislators demanding the release of parliamentary staff. People First Party Chairman Ko Wen-je criticized the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) for allegedly soft detaining public servants, confiscating discussions, and undermining Taiwan's democracy. Ko raised concerns about the DPP's actions under former premier Lai Ching-te's leadership, accusing them of continuously trampling on democracy.
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