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Bon failed to pay 260,000 entertainment tax lawsuit: Satir speaks out on the inside story

Reported about 1 year ago

Bon, a social media influencer, was found guilty of not paying entertainment tax for an event organized by his entertainment company, Satir, with ticket sales exceeding 22.83 million NTD but failing to apply to the police and exempt the entertainment tax procedure. The company was ordered to pay 267,009 NTD in entertainment tax by the Taipei City Tax Bureau, and after losing the administrative lawsuit, Satir responded that they will discuss further with lawyers before deciding whether to appeal or not.

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SF高校暑假限定開課!

Reported about 1 year ago

貳樓SF高校於暑假期間推出限定美式餐點,與美國乳品出口協會和美國馬鈴薯協會合作,推出用美國乳製品和馬鈴薯為原料的新餐點。包含起司漢堡翹薯球、混蛋薯條等期間限定美食,並推出SF高校生爭霸盃活動,讓消費者參與投票選出人氣餐點。活動期間至7/31全台貳樓門市同步販售。

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Taipei: 'Goddess of Mercy Sister' Injured in Motorcycle Collision

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 26, 2024, at 8:24 pm, in Taipei, the well-known 62-year-old woman nicknamed the 'Goddess of Mercy Sister' was reportedly hit by a motorcyclist, resulting in a fractured left hand and multiple abrasions on her body, requiring medical attention. The driver was not under the influence of alcohol, but the exact cause of the accident is still under investigation. The injured woman, famous in Taipei, was immediately taken to Cheng Hsin General Hospital for treatment. Eyewitnesses described the scene as gruesome with the victim covered in blood and urged everyone to be cautious while driving or riding. The incident serves as a reminder to wear bright-colored clothing to prevent accidents, even at night.

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Bolivian Military Personnel Attempt to Storm Government Headquarters, Leading General Arrested for Coup Attempt

Reported about 1 year ago

Bolivian military personnel attempted to breach the government headquarters in the capital city of La Paz, prompting President Luis Arce to call for citizens to resist the 'coup.' Shortly after, Reuters reported that the authorities arrested the leading general, Juan Jose Zuniga, involved in the rebellion. The tense standoff between the president and the military ended with armored vehicles withdrawing from the presidential palace area. In light of the upcoming 2025 election in Bolivia, the failed coup has intensified domestic tensions and political uncertainty in the country.

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周興哲首次入圍金曲獎 自曝喝醉慶祝感到不可思議

Reported about 1 year ago

周興哲首次入圍金曲獎最佳作曲,他分享當得知入圍消息時感到不可思議,慶祝時喝到爛醉。儘管已獲金馬獎肯定,但對於金曲獎入圍仍感興奮,因這是他多年來的夢想實現。

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2024金曲獎:告五人三度角逐最佳樂團,樂團表示好想拿獎,得獎將送出100份漢堡,並被問及求婚話題

Reported about 1 year ago

告五人與麋先生MIXER在記者會上為金曲獎造勢,他們第三度入圍樂團、華語專輯、年度專輯、年度歌曲獎項。犬青表示對得獎充滿感謝,並透露不論結果如何都會先貼出得獎感言,以免在台上忘詞。

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2024金曲奖/麋先生与告五人角逐!承诺得奖送蛋挞 再次争夺最佳乐团揭示动人一幕:非常珍贵

Reported about 1 year ago

Yahoo奇摩娱乐音乐影音于2024年6月26日下午8:22报道,麋先生与告五人于19日共同出席记者会,为即将到来的金曲奖造势。据称告五人表示,如果获得奖项将发放100个汉堡,而圣皓不甘示弱称“那我们就送100个肯德基蛋塔!”此次他们凭借歌曲《都是浪漫害的》入围最佳乐团奖项,值得一提的是他们十年前就以黑马之姿赢得过该奖项。圣皓表示“对此要保持平常心,但不表示不在乎,麋先生一直在练习一种心态,保持渴望获胜并且不畏失败的心态”。

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Investment Expert Advises Buying into 00919 ETF Now Instead of Dividends

Reported about 1 year ago

Last week, the Yuanta Taiwan High Dividend ETF (00919) went ex-dividend and attracted a large number of investors, with trading volume reaching 228,000 shares. Despite facing dividend pressure, the ETF has continuously maintained a high dividend yield of over 10% for five consecutive quarters. Investment expert Chen Zhongming suggests following the '3 principles of holding stocks,' including regular purchases, buying on dips after ex-dividend, and reinvesting dividends. Chen emphasized that buying when the price drops after ex-dividend can sometimes be more profitable than receiving dividends directly. He also mentioned the importance of cost and quantity when investing in high dividend ETFs, recommending investors to buy more during dips and reinvest dividends to steadily increase the number of shares held.

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Migrant who shot NYPD cops admits to common practice in Venezuela

Reported about 1 year ago

A 20-year-old migrant from Venezuela, Bernardo Raul Castro Mata, who shot and wounded two NYPD cops in Queens, claimed that firing at police was common practice back in his home country. Admitting to being a member of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, Castro Mata said he accidentally fired at the officers when they tried to stop him. He faces a 20-count indictment of attempted murder and other charges, potentially leading to 80 years in prison if found guilty.

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Chinese Reporter Monitoring Taiwanese TV Program? Liu Baojie Threatens DPP: Find the Culprit or Face Legal Action

Reported about 1 year ago

In response to reports of a Chinese Xinhua News Agency reporter involved in the production of a Taiwanese political talk show and possibly monitoring activities, media personality Liu Baojie expressed outrage on his show 'The Critical Moment.' He demanded the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) investigate thoroughly and find the individual responsible, warning that further insinuations or accusations will result in legal action. Liu criticized DPP lawmaker Shen Bo-yang for claiming knowledge two months prior without providing evidence, emphasizing the seriousness of such allegations. He stressed that media integrity must be upheld, rejecting any interference from external parties like the Chinese Communist Party or Xinhua News Agency.

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台南騎士聽倒地聲回頭看遭控肇逃!2原因無罪

Reported about 1 year ago

台南一名騎士去年2月間行經永康區路口時聽到有人車倒地聲響,回頭查看未停車繼續前行,後遭控肇事逃逸及過失傷害。法官檢視監視器畫面後判決肇逃部分無罪、過失傷害部分不受理,因無碰撞證據且未證明騎士目擊事故。可上訴。

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18縣市高溫警戒!中部以北防午後大雨 氣象專家:沒有最熱、只有更熱

Reported about 1 year ago

氣象專家指出,受太平洋高壓影響,今日天氣持續炎熱,各地氣溫高,中部以北可能有大雨。氣象署發布18縣市高溫警戒,包括屏東縣為紅色警戒,台南市、高雄市為橙色,其他地區則為黃色。氣象預報顯示,接下來天氣繼續炎熱,各地高溫普遍在33至37度之間。氣象專家強調今年太平洋高壓強勢,氣溫可能持續攀升,提醒民眾加強防護措施。

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Three Viruses in Chaos! Doctors Urge Quick Action; Two Types of People Beware of Severe COVID-19 Symptoms

Reported about 1 year ago

As Taiwan faces the 6th wave of Omicron COVID-19 outbreak alongside an increase in enterovirus and influenza cases, hospitals are overwhelmed with patients dubbed as a 'virus brawl'. Dr. Tian Chih-hsueh, Acting Head of the Emergency & Critical Care Department at Cheng Hsin General Hospital, advises the public to wear masks and wash hands frequently to combat the spread. With a severe shortage of nursing staff in Taiwan, Dr. Tian emphasizes the importance of preventive measures to curb the infection rates. Additionally, Dr. Wu Chi-ying, a pediatrician from National Taiwan University Hospital, warns that unvaccinated individuals or those without prior COVID-19 diagnosis are more likely to experience severe symptoms, whereas vaccinated individuals may exhibit milder cold-like symptoms. Both doctors stress the need for prompt medical attention in certain cases in light of the ongoing triple-virus outbreak.

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Agricultural Agency Admits Administrative Oversight in Egg Imports

Reported about 1 year ago

The Agricultural Agency of Taiwan admitted to an administrative oversight in handling the cold storage rental fees and transportation costs of imported eggs not following procurement regulations, prompting them to voluntarily recover over 50% of the subsidies provided. This issue is the first investigation item by the opposition party under the newly effective parliamentary reform law. Additionally, the government is considering raising the travel advisory for mainland China in response to recent measures against Taiwan, and Taiwan has approved a trial to employ up to a thousand Indian migrant workers mainly in the manufacturing sector, marking the first direct government-to-government hiring arrangement.

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NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun highlights Blackwell as NVIDIA's most successful product in history and upcoming AI opportunities

Reported about 1 year ago

NVIDIA's CEO Huang Renxun held a global press conference on June 26, 2024, during the NVIDIA shareholders' meeting in the US. Huang presented the approval of his $34 million and senior executive pay proposal, up by 60% annually. He emphasized that the Blackwell platform could become NVIDIA's and the entire computer history's most successful product. Huang also outlined upcoming AI opportunities in robotics and sovereign AI fields, potentially automating a $50 trillion heavy industry sector. Huang expressed pride in NVIDIA's AI chips providing low costs and robust supply chains, foreseeing Blackwell's adoption by major cloud service factories and leading AI companies like Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Tesla, and SpaceX's xAI. Huang highlighted the next AI wave worth $50 trillion in the heavy industry sector through robotics and sovereign AI, benefiting NVIDIA. Huang's focus on AI's next growth opportunities signifies a significant advancement in automation for the industry.

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Banker-Lawyer Duo Make Billions From Audacious Natural Gas Bet

Reported about 1 year ago

Two outsiders, ex-banker Mike Sabel and lawyer Bob Pender, have defied odds in the energy industry by becoming billionaires through their company Venture Global LNG, which focuses on exporting US shale gas. Their unconventional approach, including innovative plant designs and handling long-term customers, has set them apart in an industry traditionally dominated by major players. However, political pressures and challenges from customers and competitors threaten their rapid growth.

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Today Marks Strongest Pacific High Yet! Temperatures Soar to 38 Degrees, Rainfall to Increase Over Next 2 Days

Reported about 1 year ago

Taipei News Network, June 26, 2024, 8:15 PM Central Life Center/Reported by Hsu Zhichao. Today is the strongest day recently for the Pacific high pressure system, urging precaution against scorching temperatures across Taiwan. Rainfall size decreased compared to the past few days, but will start expanding on Friday. The analyst from Weather Risk Company, O Zhangxue, mentioned that temperatures may reach over 36 degrees in most regions, peaking at 37-38 degrees in central and southern inland near mountain areas, advising people to be cautious of heatstroke. Tomorrow, rainfall is expected to increase further across various regions, leading into Saturday with similar weather patterns.

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Rising Viruses Outbreaks: Hospital Specialist Urges Public to Wear Masks and Wash Hands

Reported about 1 year ago

As the COVID-19 pandemic, flu, and gastroenteritis cases are on the rise, emergency rooms in Taiwan are overcrowded with patients, raising concerns about the shortage of nursing staff. Hospital specialist Tian Zhi-xue highlights the importance of wearing masks and practicing good hand hygiene to prevent the spread of viruses among family, friends, and colleagues. With three viruses - COVID-19, the flu, and gastroenteritis - circulating, healthcare professionals are urging the public to take necessary precautions to avoid overwhelming the healthcare system.

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Rising Demand for Green Energy Valued! Yunbiao Energy Soars 43% in One Day Listed as Stock to Watch, Semiconductor Under Surveillance as Well

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 26, 2024, the Stock Exchange released a list of 26 stocks to watch, with Yunbiao Energy (6869) gaining attention due to NVIDIA's interest in investing in Taiwan and the urgent market need for large amounts of green energy. The stock price surged by 43.25% in a single day, leading to increased trading volume and classification as a stock to watch. In addition, semiconductor company Shengyang Semiconductor (8028) and others were also closely monitored as market demands for advanced processes and products intensified.

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Cable Car Collision Causes 'Falling 10 Meters to the Ground,' One Dead and Over 20 Injured in Colombia

Reported about 1 year ago

In Colombia on the morning of June 26, a cable car accident occurred, resulting in at least one death and over 20 injuries. A cable car carrying 11 passengers fell from a height of 10 meters after colliding with another cable car, causing one passenger's death and injuring 10 others. The falling cable car also hit a taxi on the ground, injuring the driver and around 10 people nearby. Following the accident, around 250 passengers were stranded in the air, with over 50 personnel conducting rescue operations. The cable car is expected to suspend operations for the day, and the cause of the accident is still under investigation.

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Paramount Global Purges Comedy Central, MTV News, CMT, TV Land Online Archives

Reported about 1 year ago

Paramount Global has removed online archives from ComedyCentral.com, TVLand.com, MTVNews.com, and CMT.com, removing decades of content. It is unclear if the content has been saved for future use. The move is part of a broader website strategy to drive fans to Paramount+. Writers and editors were given no warning of the changes, sparking outrage among those who contributed to the sites.

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Reuters Reveals Foxconn's Refusal to Employ Married Women at Indian Plant, Modi Government Orders Investigation

Reported about 1 year ago

According to Reuters, Foxconn, a supplier for Apple, has been exposed for refusing to hire married women for iPhone assembly work at their plant in India. Following this disclosure, the Modi government has instructed the Tamil Nadu state, where the plant is located, to submit a detailed report. The Indian government cited the Equal Remuneration Act of 1976, which prohibits discrimination in hiring based on gender. Apple and Foxconn have not immediately responded to the Indian government's statement, while the Tamil Nadu government did not comment on the matter either. The investigation also revealed discriminatory hiring practices at the Foxconn iPhone factory near Chennai, where married women were allegedly excluded due to family responsibilities, pregnancy, and absenteeism, despite Apple's claims of following industry standards in recruitment.

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Bolivia's Failed Military Coup Leads to President Urging Unity and Army Withdrawal

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 26, 2024, a failed military coup occurred in Bolivia, with troops led by the ousted ex-army commander Zuniga temporarily occupying the presidential palace and congress plaza in Murillo. After President Arce called for national unity against the coup, Zuniga's forces began to withdraw, and the police regained control of the plaza. Amid a deteriorating economy and political infighting ahead of next year's elections, tensions remain high as former president Morales prepares to run again, adding to the country's political uncertainties. Various local and international leaders condemned the coup attempt, and detained opposition figures also criticized the military action.

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Bolivia President Urges People to Mobilize for Democracy Amid Military Surrounding Government Building

Reported about 1 year ago

In Bolivia, a suspected coup d'état took place as the military surrounded the government building in the capital of La Paz. President Arce called on citizens to mobilize and support democracy, emphasizing the need to prevent loss of life due to the coup. Armored vehicles and troops were seen outside the building, with General Zúñiga expressing intentions to rebuild democracy and rotate the government. Arce appointed a new military commander and threatened to press charges against Zúñiga and other accomplices. The situation escalated due to tensions surrounding the upcoming elections and the arrest threat against former President Morales, prompting his supporters to rally for democracy against the attempted coup.

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Morning Drama 'Like a Tiger with Wings' Strikes a Chord, Endorsing Anxiety Over Inequality

Reported about 1 year ago

NHK's morning drama 'Like a Tiger with Wings,' which aired this spring, has garnered high praise for resonating with audiences. The protagonist is inspired by the late Kashiko Sanbu, Japan's first female lawyer before World War II and a post-war judge. The series tackles discrimination issues, particularly gender and racial discrimination included in Article 14 of Japan's Constitution. With a blend of seriousness and humor, the drama highlights the struggles against inequality, earning high ratings and critical acclaim.

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