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Asian shares lower after U.S. stocks conclude another winning week

Reported 8 months ago

European markets opened with gains while Asian benchmarks retreated as U.S. stocks concluded their latest winning week. The futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 rose slightly, with France’s CAC 40 and Germany’s DAX also showing gains. Japan’s Nikkei 225 was the only major Asian benchmark to post gains, while the yen weakened to 159.75 to the dollar. On Wall Street, the S&P 500 slipped but remained close to its all-time high, while the Nasdaq composite dropped. U.S. Treasury yields initially fell on reports of weaker business activity in Europe, but recovered after news of strong activity among U.S. manufacturing and services businesses.

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Kaohsiung occupational accident! 80-year-old man falls from 3rd floor to 1st floor red brick pile with fractured limbs and rushed to hospital

Reported 8 months ago

In an incident in Sanmin District, Kaohsiung City, an 81-year-old man surnamed Wu fell from the 3rd floor to a red brick pile on the 1st floor while working on renovations in a townhouse, sustaining fractures and abrasions. Police arrived at the scene and promptly transported him to receive medical treatment. The specific cause of the accident is still under investigation. Wu, who was handling construction work in the townhouse, accidentally stepped into empty space on the 3rd floor balcony and the safety harness was not securely fastened, leading to his fall onto the red brick pile on the 1st floor.

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A Review of Wang Chuang's Thick and Fluffy Dorayaki

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In this article by Irene's 食旅.時旅|Yahoo Travel Master on June 24, 2024, Wang Chuang's dorayaki in Taipei is highlighted for its thick and fluffy texture with a honey-flavored outer skin that can be enjoyed even without a filling. The shop, located on Lane 82, Section 1, BaDe Road in an area of intense competition, offers a variety of dorayaki options including the highly anticipated matcha custard pastry. Their freshly made dorayaki with great texture and flavor is recommended to be enjoyed on the spot, especially the matcha custard and plain honey-flavored ones. For those who prefer just the outer skin, they offer dorayaki without fillings that are akin to eating cake alone, fluffy and flavorful with honey. Contact information and operating hours for Wang Chuang's shop are provided at the end of the article.

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Who Is the Winner in the Era of Parallel Computing: Controlling Technological Revolution Holds 80% Market Profit

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AI dominator NVIDIA reached a market value of $3.33 trillion on June 18, surpassing Microsoft as the world's most valuable publicly-listed company. Siao Ruomei, a manager at Jingshun Global Technology Fund, stated that Generative AI emerged in 2022, sparking a new wave in the AI industry, moving towards an era of IoT and parallel computing. Companies mastering relevant technological revolutions typically hold 80% of market profits and revenue. Investing in the AI trend requires both hardware and software strategies globally; tech stocks are expected to follow the 'big fish eat small fish' trend. Looking ahead, the demand for AI remains robust, especially in servers, with the Computex event reigniting the AI supply chain enthusiasm. The era of parallel computing will see the integration of various technologies, creating limitless opportunities.

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Himalayas: Retrieving Bodies of Deceased Climbers from the 'Death Zone'

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Rama Parajuli, a BBC Nepali journalist, reported on June 24, 2024, about the challenging task of retrieving bodies of deceased climbers from the Himalayas, specifically the Lhotse peak. Tshiring Jangbu Sherpa, a guide, encountered a body near the summit and years later was part of a team tasked with clearing bodies from the 'Death Zone' above 8,000 meters. The operation faced difficulties due to altitude, harsh weather, and the need for expensive equipment. The effort aimed to improve safety for climbers and reduce the grisly sights faced by those on the mountain. Sherpa highlighted the physical and emotional toll of the mission but felt it was a way to give back to the mountains that had given him so much in his climbing career.

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Decline in Birth Rates Leads to Insufficient Number of Conscripts! The Number of Conscripted Males in 2024 Falls Below 100,000 for the First Time

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The declining birth rates in Taiwan have now affected the number of conscripted males, with statistics showing that the number of males eligible for conscription has fallen below 100,000 for the first time, estimated to be less than 75,000 by 2031. In response, the Ministry of the Interior has announced plans to amend the law to raise the application threshold for supplementary recruits to expand the source of soldiers. The one-year compulsory military service has been reinstated starting this year, but due to declining birth rates, the number of conscripted males has significantly reduced. The Ministry of the Interior estimates that in 2024, the number of conscripted males will be less than 97,828, marking the first time it has fallen below 100,000, with a further estimated drop to less than 75,000 by 2031.

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Disney+ Streaming 'Slam Dunk: The Movie' in Japanese and Chinese Versions - Reliving Touching Memories

Reported 8 months ago

Yahoo Marketing reports that 'Slam Dunk: The Movie - THE FIRST SLAM DUNK' is now exclusively available on Disney+ streaming platform. Viewers can comfortably watch this nostalgic movie on TV or mobile devices. Dive into the world of 'Slam Dunk' on Disney+ now!

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Basketball/No Plans for New League! Basketball Association Focuses on PLG, T1 Integration to Ensure Players' Rights

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Wang Wenxiang, chairman of New Taipei Kings, announced the formation of a new league by PLG and T1, but the Basketball Association stated in a recent announcement that the establishment of a third or new league is not in their plans. They are currently focusing on integrating the two existing leagues to safeguard the interests of all teams and players. The statement highlighted the achievements and efforts made by the two leagues in improving the salaries and platforms for Taiwanese basketball players, with ongoing efforts to ensure the integration process does not harm any team or player's rights.

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Actress Kim Ji-won's First Visit to Taiwan in 14 Years! Warmly Greets Fans at Taoyuan Airport and Says This Line

Reported 8 months ago

South Korean actress Kim Ji-won, known for her role in 'The Queen of Tears' and achieving global fame, made her first visit to Taiwan after debuting 14 years ago for the opening of DIOR Taipei at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Diamond Towers on June 23. Upon arriving in Taiwan, Kim Ji-won greeted fans and media with warmth, posed for photos, and reminded everyone to be careful in Korean before the car drove off. The DIOR event features Kim Ji-won as well as global ambassador Jay Chou and other celebrities.

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4088 households in New Taipei's Tamsui area experience sudden power outage; Taipower reveals cause: all power restored

Reported 8 months ago

In the Tamsui area of New Taipei City, near Danjin Road, Hongshulin Road, Pingding Road, and Section 1 of Danjin Road, a power outage incident occurred around 10:40 on the 24th, affecting up to 4088 households. Although power was restored to 179 households, 3909 households remain without power. Taipower responded that the outage was due to an underground cable fault, with all power restored by 11:12. Original link for more CTWANT articles reveals stories of infidelity, unexpected medical discoveries, and a dramatic family conflict.

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Lai Qingde Files Constitutional Interpretation Due to TSMC Concerns

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President Lai Qingde announced his intention to file for constitutional interpretation regarding the parliamentary reform bill due to concerns raised by various sectors, including the business community, foreign chambers of commerce, and international entities, after the bill was passed. Specifically, worries were raised about the newfound investigative powers granted to legislators, potentially jeopardizing commercial secrets of companies like TSMC. Lai emphasized the need to protect the business environment and economic competitiveness of Taiwan, amidst criticism from the opposition Kuomintang regarding the impact on the capital market and allegations of insults towards TSMC.

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中天主持人周寬展苦患罕病 無法忍受全身皮膚癢病

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周寬展在準備新書時罹患全身皮膚癢病,導致無法入睡,儘管求遍名醫仍無法緩解病痛。周寬展將擔任中天舉辦的《小小主播夏令營》講師,分享防詐觀念,並回憶高中參加戰鬥營活動的感動。除擔任《老Z調查線》主持人外,他最近推出新書《誰養出的魔鬼》,紀錄採訪記者視角報導刑案過程。

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4088-household blackout in New Taipei City's Tamsui! Taipower: Underground cable malfunction

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In New Taipei City's Tamsui District, 4,088 households experienced a blackout around 10:40 a.m. due to an underground cable malfunction. Taipower quickly dispatched personnel for repairs, restoring power to 179 households initially and fully restoring power by 11:12 a.m. The cause of the blackout was identified as an underground cable malfunction, with repairs completed within around half an hour after the transfer. Residents were advised to stay calm and avoid using elevators during the outage to prevent accidents.

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Kaohsiung Man Distracted Crashes into Transformer Box, Causes Power Outage for 826 Households, Taiwan Power Company to Seek Compensation

Reported 8 months ago

Early this morning on June 24, 2024, a 27-year-old man surnamed Ding in Kaohsiung Three-Mountain District accidentally hit a transformer box by the sidewalk while driving a small van, causing sparks and damage to 6 motorcycles and 1 small car parked nearby, resulting in an immediate power outage for 826 households in the vicinity. Taiwan Power Company (TPC) rushed to repair the damage and will later seek compensation from Ding based on the evaluation of equipment damage. Despite the inconvenience caused, no serious injuries were reported apart from Ding sustaining minor abrasions on his left foot, and TPC is working on restoring power to all affected households.

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Bond Bulls Lift India Bets as Index Entry Nears

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Investors tracking JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s emerging markets bond index are already prepared for India’s inclusion with significant allocations to the nation’s sovereign debt. Active fund managers have increased their India exposure ahead of the index's Friday inclusion, with $10 billion flowing into index-eligible bonds since the announcement. JPMorgan estimates a potential influx of $20-25 billion in global flows, suggesting the need for investors to add 8-9% of their assets in India over the next 10 months.

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Beloved Dog Missing in Changhua! Owner Offers Reward of 300,000, Pleads for Help from Villagers as Dog's Features Revealed

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Ms. Lin's mixed-breed dog went missing near Xiushui Township in Changhua on June 22. She has offered a reward of 300,000 and asked villagers to help in the search. The dog, named MIKA, is timid, has erect ears, purple markings on the tongue, and a light yellow patch of fur near the neck area, weighing around 17 to 18 kilograms. The high reward amount sparked an online discussion, and sightings of the dog in the vicinity have been reported. Villagers are urged to keep an eye out for MIKA.

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Teacher Sentenced to 4 Months in Prison for Physically Abusing Student, Blaming Teachers for Murder Cases in Elementary School

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A male teacher surnamed Li at a primary school in Taipei was sentenced to 4 months in prison for physically abusing a student by grabbing the neck and slapping the student's face. The Taipei District Court found that Li’s behavior harmed the student physically and mentally. Li's defense that he couldn't control the students and blaming teachers for a murder case in a middle school were not accepted by the court, leading to the sentencing. The case can still be appealed.

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Is Luodong Station the New Ugly Station? Criticized for Resembling a Funeral Parlor

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The Taishi News Network reported on June 24, 2024, that after the Taoyuan Zhongli Station, known as the 'ugliest station,' recently closed down, attention has shifted to the appearance of the Yilan Luodong Station. Some netizens criticized its architectural style, likening it to a funeral parlor, especially due to the moss-covered walls. This post quickly sparked debates online, with the station manager stating efforts are being made to clean and improve the station's appearance. Despite being a popular destination for commuters due to its palace-like structure and nostalgic appeal, opinions on Luodong Station's aesthetics vary among the public.

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Breaking News: 4-Vehicle Collision Causes 6-Kilometer Traffic Jam on National Freeway 1 in Gangshan Section

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According to CTnews.com on June 24, 2024, around 11:11 a.m., a 4-vehicle collision occurred on the northbound lane of National Freeway 1 at kilometer 349.4 in Kaohsiung's Gangshan area, with 3 large trucks and 1 small sedan occupying both inner and outer lanes, leading to a 6-kilometer traffic backlog. Authorities are on-site investigating, and initial reports indicate no casualties. The exact cause of the crash is still under investigation, and CTnews.com will provide further updates as available.

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Lin Cho-shui criticizes the Green Party for applying for constitutional interpretation but not attending the debate as 'unreasonable'; Ko Chien-ming admits verbal mistake

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The DPP Legislative Yuan caucus held a press conference on the importance of constitutional interpretation to uphold the constitutional system and called on both the KMT and PFP parties not to disparage the constitutional court. Following the failure of the motion for a parliamentary review on June 21, DPP caucus leader Ko Chien-ming stated that the caucus had filed an application for constitutional interpretation listing six reasons for unconstitutionality, and caucus members did not participate in verbal debates. Former lawmaker Lin Cho-shui criticized the DPP for extending nationwide promotions until July 16 despite the review ending on June 21, urging the party to adjust its approach and wait for the constitutional court's decision.

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Golden Melody Awards 35 / Wan Fang Sings 4 Songs in Zheng Hua-Juan Suite 'Thanking Her for Bringing Rich Music Works to Us'

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The 35th Golden Melody Awards has invited Wan Fang to sing for special contribution award winner Zheng Hua-Juan. Wan Fang will perform a suite composed of 4 classic songs, with Huang Yun-Ling as the music director for the performance. Wan Fang expressed gratitude towards Zheng Hua-Juan for her rich music works and hopes to give a performance that reflects Zheng's creative style and diverse facets. A-Lin, Eve Ai, and Xu Ru-Yun are among the distinguished presenters announced for the awards ceremony.

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16 Cities and Counties on High Temperature Alert, Yunlin Issues Red Warning, Taipei's Shezi Reaches 38℃

Reported 8 months ago

According to the Central Weather Bureau, Yunlin County issued a red warning for extreme high temperatures reaching 38 degrees, with other 15 cities and counties, including Taipei and New Taipei City, also on high temperature alert. By 2:40 PM, Taipei's Shezi area recorded the highest temperature at 38 degrees, prompting reminders to stay indoors, stay hydrated, and take measures to cool down for vulnerable groups in hot environments.

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Fatal Accident: Woman Crushed by Sand Truck in Taipei, Dies in Hospital

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In a tragic incident in Taipei's Wanhua District, a woman was crushed under a sand truck this morning. Despite being rescued by emergency personnel with fractures and in a confused state of consciousness, she passed away after being rushed to Taipei Medical University Hospital. The specific cause of the accident is still under investigation, with the driver of the sand truck undergoing a breathalyzer test, showing a value of 0.11 milligrams, although not exceeding the limit.

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地下電纜故障!淡水逾4千戶陷黑暗 台電證實:半小時復電

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台電證實,淡水區約4088戶今早停電,原因為地下電纜故障,但在約半小時後已全部復電。停電地點包括淡金路、紅樹林路、坪頂路等,1分鐘內有179戶先復電,其他3909戶則在11時12分恢復供電。

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High Kaohsiung Man's Death Not Caused by Brain-Eating Amoeba - Health Bureau Clarifies Case as Suspected Amoebic Dysentery

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A man in Kaohsiung was rumored to have died from a brain-eating amoeba last summer, sparking panic; however, the Health Bureau revealed today that the man's biopsy results showed a suspected case of amoebic dysentery, not the common 'Naegleria fowleri amoeba' known as brain-eating amoeba. The man, aged 69, sought treatment at Chang Gung Hospital in Kaohsiung due to symptoms like headache and loss of appetite, leading to brain surgery and diagnosis of 'Naegleria fowleri amoeba' infection, commonly known as brain-eating amoeba, ultimately resulting in death after a month of treatment. The Health Bureau advised caution to avoid water entering the nasal cavity while swimming to prevent such infections.

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