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Bloodbath in the Stock Market! Foreign Investors Sold Nearly 260,000 Shares of China Steel Last Month, 'This Stock' Tumbled... Netizens Cry: Trauma of the Masses

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FTNN News Network on June 30, 2024, at 11:01 PM reported a significant decline in stock prices as foreign investors sold nearly 260,000 shares of China Steel last month, with other stocks also facing considerable sell-offs. Netizens expressed shock and concern over the stock market situation, calling it a 'trauma of the masses'.

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Clouded Leopard Energy Soars 78% in Stock Price, Hits Limit Up with 254 Yuan Surge Today

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FTNN News Network reported that Renewable Energy Management Group Clouded Leopard Energy's stock price surged last week following reports of discussions with NVIDIA on green energy procurement, leading to a 63.5 yuan increase, marking a 37.91% rise that topped the weekly performance of listed stocks. Despite being placed under 'restricted trading' due to excessive cumulative price increases, the stock still opened high today with an 8 yuan rise to 239 yuan and later soared to 254 yuan, hitting the limit up with a 23 yuan increase. Clouded Leopard Energy's subsidiary, Taining Green Energy, has been dominating the domestic electricity sales market in the first half of the year, selling over 62,000 solar power vouchers with a market share of 26.97%. This surge is attributed to increased interest in solar energy due to Taiwan's leading position in semiconductor technology and the anticipated growth in AI technology by the Ministry of Economic Affairs. NVIDIA's CEO Huang Renxun's recent visit to Taiwan to explore AI opportunities has also spurred the stock's rise, drawing significant attention from investors.

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China Halts Release of Solar Power Data Revealing Energy Constraints

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China has reportedly stopped publishing data that expose the challenges faced by the country as it expands renewable energy sources like solar and wind power, only sharing average utilization for all sources in the most recent report. The previously published figures showed reduced solar panel usage due to overloaded networks causing shutdowns during peak generating hours, indicating struggles to manage excessive generation during peak hours. Despite being a global leader in renewable energy deployment, China is facing hurdles in balancing supply and demand, particularly in ensuring proper utilization of solar panels amid rapid expansion.

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Xunzhou shines in the first half hour of trading! Analyst reveals two major positives

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Xu Ruwei | Yahoo Finance special correspondent June 30, 2024, 10:58 PM Xunzhou (3047) lit up with an upward limit move in less than half an hour after the market opened today, with about 16,000 buy orders hitting the limit. Analysts point out two major positives driving the stock price surge. Xunzhou opened at 28.70 yuan today and quickly rose to the limit of 31.35 yuan within the first half hour of trading, with a trading volume of approximately 40,000 shares and about 15,000 limit buy orders accumulated. Analysts attributed the positive momentum to Xunzhou's improved performance and strong revenue growth in April and May, along with favorable market demand in key regions like India, China, and North America.

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Director of South Korean Romantic Films, Huh Jin-ho, Visits Taiwan! Reveals Surprising Action by Kim Hye-ja: Feeling Pressure

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At the closing film of the 26th Taipei Film Festival on June 30, South Korean romantic film master, Huh Jin-ho, premiered 'Ordinary Family' featuring top stars like Sul Kyung-gu, Kim Hye-ja, and Jang Dong-gun, showcasing his directorial prowess. Huh Jin-ho, a highlighted guest at the festival, has been warmly received during his four-day stay in Taiwan, attending various screenings and Q&A sessions. The film, adapted from a novel by Dutch author Herman Koch, stars Sul Kyung-gu and Jang Dong-gun as brothers with contrasting values, whose family dinner gatherings turn into moral battles due to their children's involvement in an accident. Huh Jin-ho, deeply impressed by Taiwan, where he had previously visited during the 2nd Taipei Film Festival in 1999, expressed his fond memories of the place and decided to revisit the famous restaurant Din Tai Fung. During casting, Huh Jin-ho shared the process of collaborating with Sul Kyung-gu and Jang Dong-gun, highlighting the pressure of working with veteran actress Kim Hye-ja, whose dedication and hard work surprised the director, making him feel pressured to meet her standards, especially during emotional scenes. Despite not being filmed, Kim Hye-ja's intense acting even during rehearsals created a more immersive environment for everyone involved.

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New Taipei i Environmental Learning Correct Recycling for Movie Ticket Draw

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New Taipei City's Environmental Protection Agency is hosting an online event called 'Recycling Strategy Pass' from now until July 15 to promote proper recycling. Participants can complete a recycling questionnaire and specific tasks on the 'New Taipei i Environmental' Facebook page to have a chance to win prizes such as movie tickets and postal vouchers. The agency aims to educate the public on correct recycling practices and has provided a simple guide to help with sorting recyclables, emphasizing the need to separate different types of materials for recycling. They also encourage using the 'Recycle Item Easy Lookup' website for proper disposal guidance.

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Top 5 Highly-Rated Mainland Chinese Dramas on Douban in the First Half of 2024: 'Spring Love' at Number 5, 'The Wind Chaser' at Number 3

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As of June 30, 2024, half the year has passed, and a list of the top 5 Mainland Chinese dramas with a rating of 7 and above on Douban has been compiled, featuring lesser-known but highly praised shows like 'Spring Love' starring Li Xian and Zhou Yutong, and 'The Wind Chaser' starring Wang Yibo and Li Qin. These dramas cover various themes from romance and family to thrilling spy stories, providing a diverse range of excellent content for viewers to enjoy.

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Top 5 Ancient Costume Dramas on Douban in the First Half of 2024

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The article ranks the top 5 ancient costume dramas on Douban in the first half of 2024. Despite the high anticipation, 'In the End II' only ranked second with a score of 7.2, while 'Ink and Rain in the Clouds' secured the fifth spot with 6.8. The top spot was claimed by 'The Penholder' with a score of 7.5, followed by 'Walk with the Phoenix,' 'Cherish the Flower,' and 'Ink Rain in Between.'

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Chinese Badminton Prodigy Zhang Zhijie Passes Away at 17 After Collapsing During Match

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Chinese badminton prodigy Zhang Zhijie, 17, passed away after collapsing during a match against Japan in the 2024 Asian Junior Badminton Championships in Indonesia. He was rushed to the hospital but efforts to save him were in vain. Zhang had shown promising talent in the sport and had won several championships in youth categories before his sudden and tragic death.

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Asia's factory activity expands in June on solid global demand

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Global factory activity in June showed mixed performance, with Asia's factory activity expanding due to solid global demand. While manufacturing in Europe experienced setbacks and downturns, Asian factories maintained momentum. China's manufacturing PMI rose to 51.8 in June, while South Korea, Vietnam, and Taiwan also saw growth. This indicates Asia is benefiting from strong global demand despite challenges in other regions like Europe and Japan.

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Taipei City Offers Aid for Watermelon Cultivators Affected by Disaster Until July 8

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A recent report on June 30, 2024, revealed that due to heavy rains in early June, watermelon crops in the Dongshi District suffered significant damage. The Taipei City Government's Agriculture Bureau, along with other relevant agricultural departments, confirmed the damage exceeds the cash assistance threshold and urged watermelon cultivators in the Dongshi District with damage rates over 20% to apply for aid at the local government office until July 8. Additionally, the government will provide an additional subsidy of NT$10,000 per hectare for re-cultivation materials. The excessive rainfall and high soil moisture levels negatively impacted the watermelon crops, leading to harvest losses. Deadline extensions will not be granted for applications after July 8.

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Taiwan's MediaTek Praised by Vietnamese Media for Local Chip Production Assistance

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In addition to TSMC, Taiwanese technology industry plays a crucial role globally, with MediaTek praised by Vietnamese media for its cooperation with local businesses to produce chips in Vietnam for domestic and international markets. MediaTek, a Taiwan-based semiconductor company, has been expanding its presence in Vietnam, collaborating with telecom companies for technologies such as Wi-Fi and 5G, contributing to Vietnam's significant position in the global tech industry with a 49% market share in mobile processors.

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Chinese Badminton Prodigy Dies at 17 During Game

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Chinese badminton prodigy Zhang Zhijie, a 17-year-old player on the Chinese badminton team, collapsed during a mixed team group match at the 2024 Asian Youth Badminton Championship in Indonesia and was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. Zhang was a rising star in the badminton world, having won several championships in youth categories. His sudden and tragic death has shocked the sports community both in China and internationally.

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False News Sparks Panic in Douliu Underground Passage: Resident Representative Clarifies the Situation

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On June 27th, a body was found hanging in the underground passage of XiPing Road in Douliu City, Yunlin County, leading to panic among residents. False news of a 'meat dumpling giveaway' event on July 3rd circulated in local groups, causing further fear. However, the local representative clarified that it was fake news and there were no such plans. The incident involved a man in his 50s hanging from the guardrail, initially mistaken for a prank but later confirmed as a real person, prompting swift police action to prevent further panic.

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謝國樑急求保位 黨中央籌專案小組協助基隆

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藍營基隆市長謝國樑罷免案連署達標後,他向國民黨中央求助並籌組專案小組協助,引發蔣萬安批評罷免政治操作傷害民主,表達支持。兩人一同出席活動後針對事件表態,蔣萬安強調尊重選舉結果並表示願意支持謝國樑,修法部分則提議立法院應細膩討論。

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Taipei City Considered Most Suitable for AI Industry Development

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During an event in Taipei, Mayor Chiang Wan-an responded to President Lai Ching-te's statement regarding supporting the development of the southern regions by emphasizing the importance of investment efficiency assessment for industry development. Chiang highlighted Taipei City's readiness and feasibility for AI industry development, citing top universities, abundant talent, and favorable living and educational environments. He stressed the need to attract more industries to the city, pointing out Taipei's advantages in various aspects according to recent global smart city rankings.

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Taipei Mayor Promises to Subsidize Replacement of Energy-consuming Appliances in Public Markets Amid Allegations of Reneging on Public Electricity Fee Policy

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At a recent event, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an responded to allegations from DPP Taipei City Councillor Hong Wan-chen that his campaign promise to bear the public electricity fees in public markets was not fulfilled. Chiang Wan-an stated that they are evaluating a method to subsidize the replacement of energy-consuming appliances in each market to reduce overall public electricity fees. This initiative aims to achieve a significant reduction in electricity costs by up to 2/3 through equipment replacement, emphasizing the city government's commitment to carbon neutrality and lowering public electricity costs.

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Unpaid leave hits a record low of 4685 in nearly three years; the influx of summer tourists will affect the reduction of shifts in Hualien

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The Ministry of Labor announced that the number of people taking unpaid leave has reached a new low of 4685 in nearly three years. The future implementation of reduced shifts could be influenced by the returning summer tourist crowds in Hualien, which heavily relies on tourism. Efforts have been made to support employment in the region, and the Ministry encourages people to visit Hualien to help stimulate its economy.

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Tesla Autopilot Mishap: Vehicle Drives onto Railroad Tracks

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As of May this year, eight out of the top ten global electric vehicle markets have seen growth, with the US and mainland China leading the way. However, Tesla announced the recall of over 10,000 electric trucks due to issues with their autopilot feature. One incident involved a Tesla driving onto railroad tracks in California after activating the autopilot function, fortunately with no injuries. Despite experts and car owners expressing mixed opinions on the safety of the feature, Tesla's image has been further tarnished by this mishap and the subsequent recall of Cybertrucks for quality concerns.

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D-ONE First Grand Landmark to Create New Asian Business Icon

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In an exclusive report, the groundbreaking ceremony for the 'D-ONE First Grand Landmark' adjacent to the intersection of three railways took place on June 30, 2024, at 10:50 PM. With a total investment exceeding 26 billion NTD and a development site area of over 15 hectares, it will feature the country's largest shopping mall, a Hollywood-grade cinema, a five-star hotel, and Grade A office building. Mayor Lu Shiow-yen of Taichung City attended the ceremony, promising to collaborate with the central government to address surrounding traffic issues and ensure the investment project's success. By welcoming investments in Taichung, they aim to establish a new Asian business icon. The largest international development company invested in the project, envisioning a grand shopping center, office buildings, an international conference center, an esports and animation theme park, and a Hollywood-grade cinema. The shopping center is anticipated to be the largest in Taiwan, providing an estimated 18,000 job opportunities and rejuvenating Taichung's economy.

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Kaohsiung Boy Takes Swim Class Too Far, Sues Teacher for Compensation

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A mischievous elementary school boy in Kaohsiung took his swim class antics to the extreme by exposing himself and playing inappropriately with classmates. When the female teacher asked him to write a reflection, he retaliated by suing her for alleged mistreatment and sought compensation of 600,000 NTD. Despite the boy's claims of bullying, the court ruled in favor of the teacher, stating that her actions did not violate his rights nor constitute bullying, allowing for further appeal.

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Frequent Deaths of Climbers on Mount Fuji During Closure Period

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As Mount Fuji in Japan enters the climbing season in July while still closed, four deaths have been confirmed in the past week. Experts warn of the dangers posed by the extreme temperature differences and unpredictable weather on the mountain during summer, with instances of sudden thunderstorms and strong winds. New regulations have been implemented by local authorities, such as limiting the number of climbers per day and charging an entry fee, to prevent accidents and environmental damage. Climbers are urged to exercise caution and not underestimate the risks even after the mountain reopens.

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National Travel Expensive and Boring? Netizens Reveal Taiwan's Breathtaking Mountain Views: Even Foreign Tourists Praise Them as World-Class

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The value for money of national travel has been criticized, but recently a netizen shared that discussing national travel with friends can be boring. However, when the beauty of Taiwan's mountain views was brought up, the friends praised them, leading to a heated discussion. Many netizens agreed that Taiwan's mountain views are impressive, with some comparing them to renowned locations like Mount Fuji in Japan. They also highlighted the convenience of mountain climbing in Taiwan, where one can easily access mountains and the sea within a short distance.

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US Department of Justice Planning to Bring Criminal Charges Against Boeing, Seeking Guilty Plea or Trial

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According to Yahoo News on June 30, 2024, two sources revealed that the US Department of Justice intends to bring criminal fraud charges against Boeing for two deadly plane crashes and is seeking the company to plead guilty or go to trial. The DOJ plans to formally offer Boeing a plea deal, including fines and the appointment of an independent monitor to oversee the company's safety and compliance practices for three years. If Boeing refuses to plead guilty, the prosecution will proceed with a trial, potentially impacting the company's financial standing, government contracts, and facing more stringent government regulations. The proposal requires Boeing to admit to conspiracy fraud with the FAA related to the fatal crashes, and may involve compensatory payments and a three-year probation period. Boeing has previously paid a $2.5 billion settlement as part of a deferred prosecution agreement in 2021, but the DOJ found in May that Boeing had violated the agreement, leading to the decision to bring criminal charges against the company.

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KMT Issues 'Solidifying Liang' Mobilization Order, Hsieh Kuo-liang to Discuss Strategy at Party Central Today

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In response to the 'Mountain-Sea Citizen Demolition Operation' initiated by a civic group, the Kuomintang (KMT) is preparing for the third phase by issuing a 'Solidifying Liang' mobilization order. Hsieh Kuo-liang, the subject of a recall movement in Keelung initiated by the group, is expected to meet with the party central today. The KMT Chairman Eric Chu has also commanded a party-wide 'Solidifying Liang' campaign, aiming to combat the recall efforts. Hsieh Kuo-liang had initially intended to handle the recall passively, but due to parliamentary reform and escalating tensions from the opposition Democratic Progressive Party, he may have to confront the situation head-on as the recall signatures breached the threshold with over 36,000 collected. The situation has prompted reactions from various political figures and factions, emphasizing the strategic moves being made in response to the recall attempt.

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