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Regret! Son Ye missed out on $150 billion by selling Nvidia early, regrets: the big fish that got away

Reported 8 months ago

SoftBank Group founder Son Ye expressed regret at the shareholders' meeting for selling Nvidia shares in 2019, saying that if he hadn't sold them, he could have earned an additional $150 billion today. SoftBank sold their 4.9% stake in Nvidia for $3.3 billion. However, if they had held onto the shares, they would be worth $160 billion today. Son Ye also revealed a failed attempt to acquire Nvidia after buying Arm in 2016, lamenting over the missed opportunities and calling it 'the big fish that got away'. Nvidia has not responded to the remarks.

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Trying Wendy's Breakfast Menu: Ranking the Best Items

Reported 8 months ago

Wendy's introduced an improved breakfast menu with new offerings, and Parade tried and ranked all the items from worst to best in a review. The top-ranked item was the classic Bacon Egg and Cheese Muffin, featuring a fresh-cracked egg, applewood smoked bacon, American cheese, and a toasted buttered English muffin, standing out for its delicious combination and flavor profile.

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Rescue Pit Bull's 'Meltdown Over Chicken Nugget' Is the Sweetest Thing on the Internet

Reported 8 months ago

A rescued pit bull named Cupcake had a heartwarming 'meltdown' over a chicken nugget, showcasing her joy and personality after being saved from a neglectful home where she lost her puppies. The sweet dog's reaction to the delicious treat has captured the hearts of many, highlighting the importance of giving rescue animals love and care. While chicken nuggets may not be the healthiest choice for dogs, they can be a special treat when given in moderation, bringing moments of happiness to beloved pets like Cupcake.

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Keelung City Government to Temporarily Halt On-Site Applications for Limited Electric Scooter Permit; Switching to Online Registration on 1st July

Reported 8 months ago

Keelung City Government introduced the Youth Electric Scooter 2.0 Program, causing a surge in applications, resulting in long queues and public complaints. Starting from the 24th, on-site applications will be suspended, with a shift to online registration from the 1st of July. Applicants exceeding the quota will be selected through a draw. The city plans to optimize the process by extending the application period and implementing an online lottery system for selection, eliminating the need for queueing at district offices.

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3 Quality Dividend Stocks for Long-Term Investors

Reported 8 months ago

This article from The Motley Fool discusses three dividend stocks that could provide passive income for investors. The selected companies are Philip Morris International, Williams-Sonoma, and Realty Income. Philip Morris has shifted focus to next-gen products, Williams-Sonoma shows resilience despite sales decline, and Realty Income offers a high yield in the real estate market. Each company has a strong dividend history and potential for long-term growth.

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Dubai's Property Market Defies Slowdown Predictions

Reported 8 months ago

Dubai's real estate market is showing resilience, hinting at a possible end to its boom-and-bust cycles. Despite expectations of a slowdown in early 2024, property prices and rents continue to surge, with values rising for 15 consecutive quarters and demand coming from various regions. The market's resilience is attributed to factors like wealthy investors seeking asset protection, the appeal of second homes to rich individuals, and government policies attracting foreign buyers. However, affordability challenges and the potential for prices to moderate in the future remain concerns.

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金門軍人家屬赴陸探視求安全返家

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金門胡姓退伍士官因漁船迷航滯留大陸3個月,父母與妻女今(6/22)在立委陪同下搭乘小三通赴陸探視。胡母懇求陸方盡快讓兒子回家,表示兒子是經濟支柱,台灣政府需妥善處理兩岸關係,讓孩子早日安全返家。

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Elderly Woman Chokes on Jin Niu Jiao Bread in Sanxia, Saved by Policeman with Heimlich Maneuver

Reported 8 months ago

A 60-year-old woman surnamed Lu choked on Jin Niu Jiao bread while visiting Sanxia with her husband, causing her face to turn red and lips to darken. Onlookers sought help at a police station, where an officer rushed to the scene. The officer performed the Heimlich maneuver to dislodge the obstruction from the woman's throat, with assistance from bystanders who successfully cleared her airway, saving her life amidst cheers from the crowd. The incident underscores the importance of timely first aid interventions in emergency situations.

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Taiwan 68% of Employees Have Average Monthly Salary Below 50,000 NTD: Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics

Reported 8 months ago

The Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics released data showing that 68% of employees in Taiwan earn an average monthly salary of less than 50,000 NTD. Some respondents expressed dissatisfaction, stating that a salary of at least 70,000 to 80,000 NTD is needed to cover living expenses. The study also highlighted industries with lower salaries, like arts and entertainment, hospitality, and support services, where average salaries range from 30,000 to 40,000 NTD. Discussions on adjusting the minimum wage are ongoing, raising concerns about increased business costs and potential unemployment in the micro and small business sectors.

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Taiwan's Minister of Economic Affairs, Guo Zhihui: Czech Republic Extends Invitation to Taiwanese Businesses, Taking Advantage of TSMC's German Expansion

Reported 8 months ago

Minister of Economic Affairs, Guo Zhihui, has been actively promoting overseas expansion for Taiwanese businesses through the 'Inside Foreign and Outside Domestic' strategy. With TSMC establishing a factory in Germany, the Czech Republic, being friendly towards Taiwan, is also actively attracting Taiwanese companies to discuss investment opportunities and assist in local development. Guo emphasizes the importance of reducing operational costs and enhancing operational efficiency, highlighting initiatives to facilitate cooperation between industry and government and bring investment returns back to Taiwan.

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Lin Youchang criticizes Xie Guoliang's Free E-Scooter Policy

Reported 8 months ago

Lin Youchang, the Secretary-General of the Democratic Progressive Party, criticized the Mayor of Keelung, Xie Guoliang, for spending 2.7 billion on free electric scooters, questioning if he would also give away Teslas. Lin emphasized that the budget could be better spent on various infrastructural projects, such as providing free bus rides for 14 years to the people of Keelung. Xie's administration defended the policy as part of responding to carbon emission plans and ensuring financial stability in the city. Lin urged the mayor to prioritize city governance over such initiatives.

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Singer Xu Weixiang Pays Tribute to Alan Tam with Emotional Performances, Expresses Gratitude to Fans

Reported 8 months ago

On June 21, singer Xu Weixiang held his concert 'Walking around the Tranquil Sea of the Moon Again' showcasing his powerful live singing abilities and receiving high praise. Xu also sang several classic songs by the legendary singer Alan Tam, demonstrating his vocal prowess and winning the audience's applause. Xu Weixiang, a nominee for the Golden Melody Award for Best New Artist, expressed his nervousness and gratitude for the opportunity to perform additional shows. During the concert, Xu shared his emotional experience at Alan Tam's concert and sang Cantonese songs in tribute to the 'God of Songs', expressing his appreciation for the support of his fans.

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Exclusive: Wing Stars Experience Cheering at Dome

Reported 8 months ago

Taiwanese baseball team TSG Eagles had their first game at the Taipei Dome, where the Wing Stars cheerleading team, including Korean members An Ji-hyeon and Mingo, experienced indoor cheering for the first time. An Ji-hyeon criticized fellow Koreans Lee Haozhen and Nam Min-jung, who claimed they wouldn't sweat while cheering at the Dome. An Ji-hyeon found the Dome to have a spacious view, in contrast to the indoor pressure she's accustomed to. Mingo also praised the Dome, likening it to a concert venue and feeling like a superstar while cheering. An Ji-hyeon and Mingo debunked claims by Lee Haozhen and Nam Min-jung that they didn't sweat at the Dome, with An Ji-hyeon remarking on the heat and sweatiness, contrasting it to Taipei's humidity. Mingo joked about Taipei's sudden downpours resembling a sauna experience. An Ji-hyeon and Mingo will stay in Taipei for the weekend games at the Dome, despite preferring Kaohsiung's heat over Taipei's humidity.

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Shareholders' Meeting Unable to Calm Down? This Stock Hit Hardest by Foreign Institutions Selling 42,000 Shares

Reported 8 months ago

FTNN News Network reported that Taiwan's stock market index dropped by 152.71 points to close at 23,253.39 points on June 21st. For the week of June 17th to June 21st, the market saw an overall increase of 748.67 points, with foreign institutions buying 950.9 billion NT dollars and selling 888.8 billion NT dollars, resulting in a net purchase of 62.39 billion NT dollars. Despite positive profit growth expectations voiced by the chairman during the shareholders' meeting, Huannan Financial Holding Co. Ltd. (2880) faced the largest sell-off by foreign institutions, with 42,000 shares being sold. Huannan Financial Holding Co. Ltd. topped the list of stocks being sold off by foreign institutions, followed by Asia Cement Corporation (1102) and China Steel Corporation (2002).

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Taichung Clearwater Jewelry Store Robbery Suspect Swiftly Arrested by Police

Reported 8 months ago

On the morning of June 22, 2024, a man surnamed Shi, suspected of robbing a jewelry store, was swiftly apprehended by the police after only a few hours of escape. The robbery occurred at a jewelry store in Clearwater, Taichung around 11 a.m. on the same day, where the surveillance camera captured Shi entering the store and fleeing after committing the crime. The suspect pretended to be interested in buying jewelry but suddenly resorted to robbery, stealing gold jewelry worth around 300,000 NT dollars. Despite the store's surveillance camera malfunction and the locals' trust, the police managed to track down Shi, who attempted to sell a gold necklace for 80,000 NT dollars to cover debts and expenses. The police arrested Shi at a hospital and recovered the stolen jewelry and over 10,000 NT dollars, investigating further into the motive and possible connections.

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Facing Green Camp’s Recall Threats Fearlessly! Wang Hong-Wei: Will Definitely Ask Wu Si-Yao to Accompany Me

Reported 8 months ago

The issue of parliamentary reform continues to be a hot topic, with rumors circulating that the Green Camp may launch recalls against blue camp legislators and even use constitutional interpretation. KMT legislator Wang Hong-Wei stated that if the Green Camp initiates a recall against her, she will definitely invite DPP legislator Wu Si-Yao to accompany her. Wang criticized the Green Camp's tactics, likening them to the Cultural Revolution's Red Guards, and emphasized that engaging in political maneuvers like recalls will not go unanswered by the DPP.

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Next Week Will Be Hotter! Greater Taipei and Western Regions to Reach 37 Degrees, Top Three Areas Soar Past 38 Degrees

Reported 8 months ago

Taiwan is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures rising above 33 degrees, reaching 37 degrees in Greater Taipei and the western inland areas. The 'Taiwan Typhoon Forum | Urgent Weather' Facebook page warns of even hotter weather next week, with today's top three areas surpassing 38 degrees: Shizi in Taipei at 38.5, Sandimen in Pingtung at 38.2, and Dounan in Yunlin at 38.0. The Central Weather Bureau issues orange alerts for high temperatures in multiple regions, advising caution as temperatures are expected to rise further.

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Wildfires Spread in Southern Greece, Causing 1 Death amidst High Temperatures and Strong Winds

Reported 8 months ago

A raging wildfire illuminated the night sky in southern Greece, particularly in the Achaia region, fueled by high temperatures and strong winds, leading to the rapid engulfment of residential homes. The difficult weather conditions and strong winds hindered firefighting efforts, causing the flames to spread quickly, with one individual succumbing to fire injuries. In the United States, record-breaking high temperatures in the Northeast and Midwest prompted heat warnings for over 86 million residents, leading to cooling measures like using fire hydrants and fountains. Future high-temperature records are expected in various U.S. states, with authorities urging citizens to stay hydrated and seek shade to prevent heatstroke.

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Magic Show Surprise at NTNU Graduation Ceremony!

Reported 8 months ago

National Taiwan Normal University held its graduation ceremony with over 1,200 graduate and undergraduate students participating. The ceremony featured a special performance by rising magician Huang Yi-Qing, who appeared on America's Got Talent, as a surprise guest for alumni of the Special Education Department. Attendees included dignitaries from sister schools in Japan, alumni association representatives, and legislators who all shared their blessings. The university president encouraged graduates to embrace new beginnings and lifelong learning, emphasizing the importance of an open mind, passion, self-enrichment, and humility for continuous growth. Student representatives also expressed gratitude and hopes for the future in their speeches.

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Shocking Footage Revealed! Father and Son Burned in Gas Explosion at Daxi Market in Taoyuan

Reported 8 months ago

TVBS News reported on June 22, 2024, at 7:46 am, a gas explosion accident occurred at Daxi Market in Taoyuan. A woman accidentally pulled the gas pipeline of a market vendor while leaving on her motorcycle, causing a gas leak. The vendor and his son, surnamed Jian, suffered multiple burns when trying to shut off the gas valve. Nearby vendors quickly reacted by using fire extinguishers and buckets of water to put out the fire. The incident raised concerns about the safety of using gas in the market.

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Man with Toy Gun Argues with Station Staff While Boarding MRT, Police Brought Him Back After Being Reported

Reported 8 months ago

On the morning of June 22, 2024, a man was reported by the public for having alcohol on him and a toy gun inserted in his waist while trying to board the MRT at Jiangzicui Station. A dispute occurred between the man and station staff, leading to police intervention and the man being taken back. The man's breathalyzer test showed a blood alcohol content of 0.26 milligrams. CCTV footage confirmed no menacing behavior, but he was still prosecuted under the Social Order Maintenance Act and sent to court. Carrying a toy gun may violate the law if it resembles a real gun, lacks a legitimate reason, and creates fear among the public in the environment at that moment.

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Gas Explosion at Jerky Stall; Vendor Father and Son Sustain Burns, Unaware Woman Caused the Incident

Reported 8 months ago

A gas explosion occurred at a market jerky stall on June 22, 2024, at 7:45 AM, where the vendor father and son suffered 50% and 20% burns, respectively, while trying to turn off the gas. The woman who caused the explosion initially thought a scooter knocked over the gas tank and was unaware of her role in the incident, but the police are now summoning her for questioning. The scene of the explosion showed burnt fire extinguishing materials, a torn gas pipe that had not been cleared, and witnesses recounted the harrowing incident where the gas leak led to a spark-triggered explosion. The stall specialized in handmade pork jerky, and the incident occurred when a customer accidentally knocked over the gas tank, causing the gas leak and subsequent explosion.

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Delivery Driver Crashes into Porsche in Changhua, Earns 39 Yuan But Loses 360,000 Yuan

Reported 8 months ago

A delivery driver in Changhua was caught on camera rear-ending a yellow Porsche, prompting many to express shock at the potential high costs of repairs. The incident serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of not paying attention while driving, especially for delivery drivers who may be distracted by the desire to pick up new orders. The video clip uploaded on YouTube shows the moment of the collision, with comments speculating that the driver may have been looking at their phone while riding. Netizens highlighted the need for focus and safety while driving, warning against engaging in risky behavior that could lead to costly consequences.

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Giant Whale Water Column Enters Bitan! Don't Miss the Second Wave of Landscape Water Dance and Summer Fireworks Shows

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The second wave of the 2024 Bitan Water Dance features a cute giant whale paired with a 5-meter high water show. The large whale landscape installation integrates modern art and natural elements, embodying environmental concepts, adding vibrant colors to Bitan, and allowing visitors to experience and capture moving memories. The giant whale will spray up to 5-meter high water columns every hour from 3 PM to 9 PM until August 31, creating a mesmerizing sight. Additionally, fireworks shows on August 14 and 21 make this a must-visit summer destination. Visitors can also participate in a digital stamp collection activity for a chance to win prizes like the iPhone 15.周末假日精彩表演表演時間 not have

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Police Chief Helps Rescue at Train Accident Site

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On June 22, 2024, a train accident occurred in Hualien, Taiwan involving the derailment of the TRA 229 Tze-Chiang Express train. Heping Police Precinct Chief Wang Zhu-guang happened to be nearby after transferring a suspect to the prosecutor's office and rushed to the scene to assist. Wang Zhu-guang and his team selflessly helped passengers with their luggage, navigated through the muddy terrain, and coordinated rescue efforts. This incident marks the second time Wang Zhu-guang has been first on the scene of a major train accident, with the previous being the 2021 Tzu-Chi Gorge train derailment. Despite the challenging conditions, he ensured the safety of over 500 passengers and expressed relief that there were no major casualties.

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