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Chinese Submarine Spotted in the Taiwan Strait by Fishermen

Reported 8 months ago

Fishermen in Penghu witnessed a Chinese nuclear submarine, potentially the latest 096 Tang-class or the active 094A Jin-class strategic nuclear submarine, surfacing near the median line of the Taiwan Strait while fishing for small pipes. The fishermen's group emphasized that Taiwan Strait has always been a blurry zone between the two sides, with the submarine sighting occurring about 45 kilometers south of Kinmen's Loro Harbor and 125 kilometers west of Penghu's Modou Island. The incident raises concerns about the maritime boundary and tensions in the area.

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Nvidia Stock - Opportunities and Risks in the AI Market

Reported 8 months ago

The article discusses the rise of Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) stock due to its success in the AI hardware field, with its share price soaring from $14 to $131 alongside a $3.2 trillion market cap. It highlights the company's financial success, strong position in the generative AI market, but also mentions high valuation and competition risks from companies like AMD and Intel. The conclusion suggests holding Nvidia stock for the long run while considering taking profits due to the high valuation. The article warns investors of potential price corrections in the future.

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Taiwan's Turn! Exclusive Premiere of the Movie Version of 'Slam Dunk' on Disney+ 'Shohoku Battle' in Japanese Version is Now Airing - Reliving Touching Memories

Reported 8 months ago

Fantastic news! 'Slam Dunk THE FIRST SLAM DUNK' has landed exclusively on Disney+! The movie adaptation of the famous manga by Japanese artist Takehiko Inoue, 'Slam Dunk' has captivated fans with its youthfulness and passion. The film, focusing on point guard 'Ryoji Akagi,' showcases his untold story and the spirit of never giving up, providing a refreshing perspective for fans. The movie includes the classic 'Shohoku Battle,' fulfilling a long-standing desire of fans for this epic showdown after 26 years, evoking tears and emotions. The original Chinese voice cast returning adds to the nostalgia factor, making it a must-watch for fans on Disney+.

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Weng Xiaoling uses 'Qiu Hailin' map to call for counterattack! Cho Jung-tae reveals history: Republic of China recognized Mongolia's independence in 1946

Reported 8 months ago

On June 18, 2024, during a legislative session, Nationalist Party Legislator Weng Xiaoling held up a map that included Mongolia called 'Qiu Hailin', questioning Defense Minister Gu Lixiong if it was part of the Republic of China territory. Premier Cho Jung-tae emphasized that the Republic of China recognized Mongolia's independence in 1946. Democratic Progressive Party Legislator Tsai Yi-yu criticized Weng Xiaoling's remarks on reclaiming Mongolia, highlighting the deep diplomatic ties between Taiwan and Mongolia.

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Bluebird Returns to Parliament! Showdown on 21st for Reconsideration Vote, Blue Eagles Mobilize as 'Veterans'

Reported 8 months ago

On June 21, there will be a decisive vote on the bill for parliamentary empowerment in Taiwan, with the Executive Yuan proposing a 'reconsideration case'. Civic groups announced the Bluebird Action from 19th to 21st to return to parliament, but organizer Lai Zhongqiang accused police of suppressing their movements by allegedly pressuring them to dismantle the stage every night and facing high costs. While police claimed their actions were justified, they are collaborating to ensure events proceed smoothly. The showdown on the 21st will see Bluebirds against Blue Eagles in front of the Legislative Yuan, with tensions rising over perceived police interference.

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TSMC spends nearly 3 billion in a single day to repurchase own stocks with an average price of 943.76 yuan, execution rate of 27.33%

Reported 8 months ago

TSMC announced the progress of repurchasing its own stocks for the first time, spending 279.35 million yuan to repurchase 296 shares at an average price of 943.76 yuan per share. With a total of 888 shares repurchased so far at 8.23 billion yuan, the execution rate is about 27.33%. TSMC aims to repurchase a total of 41.62 billion yuan of stocks, with 33.39 billion yuan still available for market investment. The company’s stock price reached a high of 950 yuan during the day and closed at 943 yuan, up over 2%.

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Justin Timberlake Arrested for DUI; Promised to Be a Good Father Turns Upside Down

Reported 8 months ago

American singer Justin Timberlake, age 43, known for winning 10 Grammy Awards and having a controversial relationship with Britney Spears, was arrested for DUI on June 18, 2024. Timberlake had previously faced criticism for his behavior while intoxicated and had publicly apologized for setting a bad example for his son. The incident occurred after having dinner with friends in New York, where he was stopped by police while driving back home and found to be under the influence of alcohol. Despite his ongoing tour, no response has been given by the organizers. This is not the first time Timberlake has faced backlash for his actions while drinking, indicating a pattern of behavior that has attracted negative attention in the past.

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王柏傑遭爆酒駕,酒測值0.44超標警訊後移送法辦

Reported 8 months ago

台北市內湖區金莊路發生車禍,藝人王柏傑駕車與遊覽車擦撞,警方發現他身上有酒氣,酒測值達0.44毫克,隨後依酒駕公共危險罪逮捕移送法辦。

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Low-Priced Robot Stocks Soar as 'Copper Stocks Trio' Takes Off, Including Two Stocks Under 30 Yuan

Reported 8 months ago

After Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced the humanoid robot project, it sparked a hot investment trend in the robotics industry. Today, the stocks of Dongtai (4526), Bintai (3379), and the recent high-flyer Kunying (2365) all under 40 yuan, all hit the daily limit, closing at 25.9 yuan, 28.6 yuan, and 38.5 yuan, respectively. Dongtai, currently with orders totaling 3 billion yuan, is expected to significantly increase operational momentum in the second half of the year. Established in 1981, Bintai, a leader in domestic food and beverage machinery equipment, saw a 30% rise in its stock price since mid-May. Computer peripherals maker Kunying reported a record first-quarter revenue of 224 million yuan, with a year-on-year increase of 27.7%. Today it opened limit up at 38.5 yuan, demonstrating strong performance.

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Brazil Bank Bonds Rebound After Historic Floods

Reported 8 months ago

Two of Brazil’s largest money managers, JGP Asset Management and Ibiuna Investimentos, have shown confidence in Banco do Estado do Rio Grande do Sul SA by investing in its bonds after they dropped due to historic floods in the south of the country. Despite the risk posed by the natural disaster, the investors believe in the bank's financial stability and have seen the bond prices recover to pre-flood levels, expressing optimism in the bank's ability to weather the aftermath of the floods.

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Breaking News/Video Revealed! Wang Bojie Arrested for Drunk Driving and Colliding with Tour Bus, Public Endangerment Crime Transferred to Shilin District Prosecutors Office

Reported 8 months ago

According to CTi News, on June 18, 2024, at 9:32 a.m., entertainer Wang Bojie was caught driving under the influence in Taipei. Wang was driving a MINI COOPER when he collided with a tour bus while attempting to turn into a parking lot on Jinzhuang Road in Neihu District. He was found to have a high alcohol level of 0.44mg/l and was arrested at the scene. Wang admitted to drinking the night before and was later escorted to the Shilin District Prosecutors Office. The incident was captured on video and made public in the evening.

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Justin Timberlake Arrested for DWI in New York

Reported 8 months ago

Justin Timberlake, age 43, was arrested for DWI in Sag Harbor on New York's Long Island. He was set to be arraigned on at least one DWI-related charge the following morning, and was still in custody as reported on Tuesday morning. Timberlake, currently on his 'Forget Tomorrow' world tour, has not yet commented on the incident. This marks his first arrest, and comes amid his tour in support of his latest album 'Everything I Thought It Was.'

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王柏杰酒驾撞观光车!被现行犯逮捕移送地检署现场曝光

Reported 8 months ago

知名艺人王柏杰涉嫌酒驾,在台北内湖区金庄路和游览车发生碰撞,警方酒测显示呼气酒精高达0.44mg/l,被当场依犯罪现行逮捕移送士林地检署侦办。王柏杰此前曾因在忠孝钱柜打架被警方处理,如今再次酒驾事件将可能对其形象造成负面影响。

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25 Absolutely Incredible Pictures That Will Blow Your Mind

Reported 8 months ago

A BuzzFeed article showcases 25 amazing and mind-blowing pictures that include a wild peanut, a hat graveyard at the Hoover Dam, Mount St. Helens before and after eruption, vintage airplane seating, the inside of a quarter, a hummingbird egg next to an ostrich egg, the back of the Statue of Liberty, a penguin's skeleton, and unexpected surprises like Coca-Cola Freestyle machine interiors and French playing cards. The article also highlights unique features like vending machines on Mount Fuji and the effectiveness of helmets.

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Stock market today: US stocks near record highs as retail sales miss

Reported 8 months ago

US stocks remained near record highs as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hovered close to all-time highs. Retail sales data for May showed a slower-than-expected increase, indicating consumer strain due to high interest rates and persistently stubborn inflation. This comes as tech stocks lead an AI-driven rally, with Wall Street banks raising their S&P targets and Fed officials signaling a potential rate cut in 2024. Apple discontinuing its buy now, pay later service and Lennar's margin outlook also influenced market sentiment.

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Boeing CEO to testify before Senate panel over safety concerns

Reported 8 months ago

Boeing's CEO Dave Calhoun will testify before a Senate panel to address safety and manufacturing issues concerning the company's aircraft. The hearing will focus on investigations into negligence and operational procedures within Boeing. Investors are keen to observe the outcomes of the hearing, as well as the impact on potential plane orders and market demand. The CEO will face questions about Boeing's culture and inspection processes. Analysts and shareholders are eager for insight on leadership succession and progress in addressing concerns within the company.

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Fishermen in Penghu Shocked to See PLA Submarine Surfaces in Taiwan Strait! Defense Ministry Offers 'Bonus of 30,000 NT Dollars' for Photos

Reported 8 months ago

On June 18, 2024, fishermen in Penghu were surprised to see a PLA submarine surface near the Taiwan Strait while fishing in the early hours. They took photos that caused a stir, and it's revealed that the Ministry of National Defense has a rule where fishermen who capture images of mainland military vessels can receive a bonus of 30,000 NT dollars. The Navy has awarded 44,000 NT dollars in bonuses for 39 cases reported in the past five years, with the highest amount given in 2020 for 15 reported cases amounting to 16,000 NT dollars.

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Green Bird Movement to Return to Parliament on the 19th; Civil Society Groups Accuse Police of Suppression 'Stage Dismantled Daily'

Reported 8 months ago

On June 18, 2024, Three News reported that the blue and white parties jointly promoted a bill to expand the powers of the parliament, while the Executive Yuan presented a 'review bill' scheduled for voting on the 21st. Civil society groups announced the return of the Green Bird Movement to Parliament from the 19th to the 21st, but the organizer alleged police suppression of their 3-day permit application, demanding the stage to be dismantled daily with costs reaching 100,000 NT dollars per day. Subsequently, authorities compromised and assisted with the event. Participants will set up the main stage on Jinan Road. Amid the ongoing controversy and calls for non-interference by political forces, preparations for the event continue.

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Changhua: Deceased Man Found in Rigor Mortis for 1 Year with Feet Forming an Eight-Character Shape, Dr. Gao Dacheng Analyzes 3 Possibilities

Reported 8 months ago

In Changhua County, a 40-year-old man surnamed Huang was found dead in his home, with his head against the wardrobe, palms missing, and feet in an eight-character shape, already in rigor mortis. Forensic analysis confirmed he had been dead for a year, raising suspicions among family members. Forensic expert Gao Dacheng believes the time of death to be around 1 to 2 years ago and presents three possible scenarios, including animal nibbling, accidental damage during transport, or deliberate dismemberment. Gao suggests further investigation on potential drug involvement leading to death.

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US Retail Sales Slow with 0.1% Growth in May

Reported 8 months ago

US retail sales data for May showed slower growth than expected at 0.1%, falling short of the 0.3% predicted by economists. Additionally, the US Commerce Department revised April's retail data, revealing a 0.2% decline in sales for that month. The report indicates that high interest rates and inflation are impacting consumer spending, with certain sectors like food and furniture experiencing declines, while health and personal care stores show a 2.2% year-over-year increase. This data raises concerns about the strength of the US economy and consumer behavior, with markets assessing the potential impact on a future interest rate cut.

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Yvie Oddly's Memoir Reflects on Personal Growth and Fans' Relationship Improvement

Reported 8 months ago

Yvie Oddly, a former contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race, opens up about the challenges of writing their new memoir, 'All About Yvie: Into the Oddity,' which delves into their past and experiences on the show. Yvie describes the therapeutic process of writing and the positive impact of involving friends, family, and fellow Drag Race stars in the book. Despite initial discomfort with fame, Yvie's improved relationship with fans is attributed to setting boundaries and a more relaxed attitude, fostering a positive dynamic based on mutual respect and appreciation.

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Taipei Car Crash Involving Entertainer Wang Po-Chieh, BAC 0.44, Sent for Prosecution

Reported 8 months ago

In Taipei's Neihu District on June 18, 2024, a collision between a car and a tour bus occurred without injuries. Police conducted breathalyzer tests on the car driver surnamed Wang and found a BAC of 0.44 milligrams, leading to legal action. Reportedly, Wang is entertainer Wang Po-Chieh. The tour bus driver surnamed Chen was ruled out of driving under the influence. Wang claimed to have consumed alcohol the previous day. The case has been transferred to Shilin District Prosecutor's Office for further investigation.

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Chinese Submarine Surfaces in Waters off Penghu, Taiwan: Potential Reasons Include Public Demonstration

Reported 8 months ago

According to a report from the mainland, a suspected PLA submarine was spotted surfacing in the waters between Kinmen and Penghu by local fishermen, identified as a strategic nuclear submarine capable of carrying intercontinental ballistic missiles. One speculated reason for its surfacing was to demonstrate to Taiwan and the US, following recent tensions and joint military exercises near Taiwan. The article mentioned that such actions of surfacing in sensitive areas could serve as a form of military demonstration and deterrence, a strategy also employed by the US Navy in the Middle East in recent years.

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Taiwanese Fishermen Rewarded for Reporting Chinese Submarine Sightings

Reported 8 months ago

In June 18, 2024, fishermen in Penghu, Taiwan, have a chance to earn rewards up to 30,000 NTD from the Navy for photographing and reporting sightings of Chinese submarines floating in the Taiwan Strait. Over the past five years, the Navy has approved 39 successful reports and awarded a total of 440,000 NTD in rewards for valuable intelligence information. This initiative has encouraged active participation from fishermen, and local fishing associations have confirmed actual rewards being claimed. The Navy posters at fishing associations urge fishermen to report ship sightings, and the precise details required include location, ship number, and type for eligibility to receive the rewards, especially prioritizing the first reporter of each sighting by a Taiwanese ship captain. The Defense Ministry emphasizes collaboration between the military and civilians to vigilantly safeguard the waters, with reports showing fluctuations in the number of successful reports and rewards over recent years, peaking in 2020.

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Lai Ching-te Continuously Targets Ma Ying-jeou, Xiao Xucen Criticizes 3 Instances of 'Deception' Revealed: No One in the Party Willing to Defend

Reported 8 months ago

President Lai Ching-te mentioned 'mutual non-subordination across the strait' during a recent interview with Time magazine, quoting former President Ma Ying-jeou. Lai's remarks raised suspicions of targeting Ma Ying-jeou during a speech at the Army Command and Staff College's centennial celebration when he rejected the surrenderist policy of 'first battle, last battle.' Xiao Xucen criticized Lai's 'deception' tactics and pointed out three instances of reshaping narratives that manipulate meanings, warning that without proper clarification from the Kuomintang, these tactics might impact future elections and public discourse.

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