Reported about 1 year ago
Due to the daily quota of the Keelung Youth Electric Scooter 2.0 Program leading to chaos with people queuing overnight, the Keelung City Government announced a transition to online applications from July 1st to 5th to alleviate the need for in-person registrations. With over 10,000 applications processed and limitations due to budget constraints, the government implemented on-site application controls with daily limits in place, causing public disorder. In response to the situation, Mayor Xie Guoliang publicly apologized and pledged to propose improvement measures. Moving forward, the Keelung government will suspend on-site applications starting on the 24th and extend the application period to allow online registration, aiming to prevent overnight queues and ensure a fair selection process through online lottery draws if applications exceed the daily limit. The city government spokesperson mentioned plans to introduce a revised scheme, reinstating the requirement to retire old gasoline scooters to manage the application volume effectively and further details are under discussion.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A 27-year-old man, surnamed Su, was arrested by the police for selling concert tickets but failing to deliver them, marking his third arrest. The Criminal Investigation Bureau cracked down on five online auction fraud cases, arresting three suspects and estimating over 195 victims with illegal proceeds of around 1.15 million NTD. Victims, mainly under 40 years old, were deceived into buying tickets for concerts by popular singers like Jacky Cheung, but the tickets were never delivered. Su, one of the suspects, continued to commit fraud even while on the run, deceiving a total of 143 victims and earning over 900,000 NTD unlawfully.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Yilan County, Taiwan, a man in his 40s surnamed Li violently attacked police officers and damaged a patrol car after being stopped for not properly fastening his motorcycle helmet buckle and using a mobile phone while riding. The man became enraged when the police attempted to issue a fine and proceeded to remove his helmet and smash the patrol car's windshield. Two officers subdued and arrested the man on the spot, charging him with obstructing official duties. During the altercation, one officer suffered a fractured finger and abrasions, while Li sustained minor injuries. Both were treated at nearby hospitals. Yilan Police Division stressed the importance of not resorting to violence and urged the public to maintain rationality and seek legal recourse if in disagreement with law enforcement actions.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Lin Chi-ling, 49, made a public appearance in Japan after 5 years, taking on her first challenge of throwing the pitch at the ES CON FIELD HOKKAIDO for the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters. Wearing fox ears and a high ponytail, she received cheers from the crowd, with Japanese media praising her beauty and grace. Despite nerves, she practiced diligently and successfully threw the first pitch, winning applause and admiration from spectators. Her charming smile and elegance captivated the audience, with local comments expressing joy and awe at her beauty and talent.
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Reported about 1 year ago
General Electric (NYSE: GE) spun off GE Aerospace, focusing on building and maintaining airplane engines after transforming its business. GE Aerospace is well-positioned for growth, producing jet engines and dominating the market share. The company benefits from the aftermarket business, ensuring steady revenue. With favorable long-term trends in the aviation industry and growth projections, investing in GE Aerospace presents upside potential, even though it is currently priced at a premium. While there may be short-term challenges, the stock offers solid opportunities for the future.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Yesterday (June 21), a Malayan tapir named 'Hideo 英雄' that was expected to come to Taiwan from Japan for genealogical exchange was found lifeless upon arrival in a cargo plane. Both Taiwanese and Japanese zoo staff who had worked hard on this case expressed deep sorrow and regret. Taipei Zoo plans to contact veterinary experts to conduct a pathological autopsy to clarify the cause of death, and will also collaborate with Japanese counterparts to review the animal transportation process for understanding the possible causes of the accident. Further updates on the autopsy findings will be provided as they become available.
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Reported about 1 year ago
台中西屯一名40歲女性不明原因死亡於世貿公園，家屬將在公園舉行頭七科儀，時間為明日晚間23時至跨夜1時，當地福和里長澄清儀式約1小時完成，但呼籲民眾避開當時區域。警方與法醫已參與調查，此事件引起社會關注。
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Reported about 1 year ago
During a legislative session, Kuo Chien-ming, the convenor of the Democratic Progressive Party in the Legislative Yuan, accused the Taiwan People's Party of being a Chinese affiliate organization that collaborates with China in constitutional destruction and political turmoil, likening the Democratic Progressive Party to the Communist Party. This led to a response from the Taiwan People's Party's spokesperson questioning if Kuo Chien-ming had been influenced by the Chinese Communist Party, highlighting the ongoing tensions between the political parties. Additionally, the spokesperson emphasized that democratic rights and freedoms in Taiwan should not be used as a tool for intimidation or threats, as that would only worsen cross-strait relations.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Nippon Ham Fighters faced off against the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles at home, inviting Lin Chi-ling, known as Taiwan's top model, to throw the ceremonial first pitch. Despite being nearly 50 years old, Lin Chi-ling showcased her timeless beauty and perfect pitching form, receiving cheers from the audience. She delighted fans by donning a No. 070 jersey with 'ちーりん (Chi-ling)' embroidery and later performed the Fox dance on the sidelines, earning praise for her cuteness. The event marked the 50th anniversary of Nippon Ham Fighters, with special activities planned for July 2 to celebrate the milestone.
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Reported about 1 year ago
After 23 years of no contact post-divorce, a 60-year-old man in Tainan demanded 21,704 NT dollars per month as alimony for his two sons, based on the city's 2022 average monthly consumption. The man, who has no job, welfare support, or assets, was denied his claim by the judge as he had not contacted his sons at all since the divorce, failing to fulfill his obligation. The judge ruled that despite being the father, his failure to support his sons without justifiable reasons led to the rejection of his request. The sons protested the alimony, citing their father's lack of contact and support as reasons for exemption. They refused to provide alimony and requested to be relieved of the responsibility. The judge concluded that while the sons have a legal duty to support their father, the father had failed to fulfill his obligations without valid reasons.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 22, 2024, Premier Su Tseng-chang visited Taroko National Park and the eastern section of Central Cross-Island Highway to inspect the post-earthquake reconstruction progress, announcing monthly trips to Hualien to confirm recovery progress. The government has allocated 958 million for Hualien's post-earthquake reconstruction, including slope protection and new tunnel construction, with plans to expedite the restoration of Taroko National Park. Premier Su also expressed concern over the follow-up of the train accident and emphasized the importance of efficient completion of reconstruction projects to revive Hualien's vibrancy.
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Reported about 1 year ago
When investing for the long term, diversifying stocks from different industries with varying growth qualities is a good strategy. This article discusses two top dividend stocks to consider for holding onto for five to 10 years or more. The first stock is Johnson & Johnson, a pharmaceutical giant with a consistent dividend increase for 62 years. The second stock is Costco Wholesale, known for its resilience, strong total returns, and regular special dividends.
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Reported about 1 year ago
39-year-old artist Yang Yu-xin's new book 'Finding the Clownfish in my Brain' achieved success in its first edition. During a press conference thanking her supporters, Yang mentioned that she initially invested in TSMC stocks at 400 NTD per share and later sold them out at 700 NTD, making a profit of just 3000 NTD. Feeling regretful for only buying 12 shares due to improper advice, she sold them out in frustration. Currently, the stock price has surged to 980 NTD, making her regret the decision. Yang shared insights into her financial struggles and personal life, including her marriage with financial burdens, creative pursuits, and future plans for having children.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The article discusses the potential growth of the Russell 2000 index, particularly its prediction to soar by 49% according to Fundstrat Global Advisors. This growth is attributed to cheap valuations and expected interest rate cuts. Investors can take advantage of this opportunity by buying shares of the Vanguard Russell 2000 ETF, which tracks small-cap companies and offers a below-average expense ratio of 0.1%.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 22, 2024, at 4:43 a.m., Tang Qiyang analyzes the important planetary positions and horoscopes for each zodiac sign this week on Voyage TV, providing insightful insights into their fortunes!
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Reported about 1 year ago
A post on social media recently revealed an incident where a Shiba Inu attacked a duck in Taipei's Dahu Park, sparking discussions online. Taipei City's Animal Protection Office plans to notify the dog owner for explanation on June 24th. The behavior of the owner may violate animal protection laws, and fines ranging from NT$60,000 to NT$300,000 could be imposed for violations.
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Reported about 1 year ago
As TSMC's stock price reached a new high of 984 yuan, one female netizen bought 'odd lots' on the 20th to try her luck, only to see a significant drop the next day, turning her into a 'laughingstock', causing great distress. The incident serves as a cautionary lesson on the risks of investment, with netizens offering advice and reflecting on their own trading experiences.
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Reported about 1 year ago
SoundHound AI, known for its audio and speech recognition services, faced challenges post-merger with a SPAC in 2022, falling short of revenue targets in 2023. Despite this, it has shown growth in gross margins and narrowed losses. With its recent acquisition of SYNQ3 and partnerships with companies like Nvidia, SoundHound aims for revenue growth and positive adjusted EBITDA by 2025. Competing in the voice-recognition market against tech giants, SoundHound's success in capturing market growth could lead to significant revenue and potential stock value growth by 2050, though achieving a trillion-dollar valuation is uncertain.
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Reported about 1 year ago
最近有爆料指藝人陳妍希與陳曉婚變，陳妍希21日首度在社群媒體上曬出與22歲男星周柯宇的親密合照，宣布新劇《狙擊蝴蝶》開拍，這也是她宣布婚變後首次公開露面。該劇描述女主角和男主角之間的姐弟戀，與陳妍希和周柯宇之間的年齡差距正好19歲。陳妍希與周柯宇也一同參加了該劇的開鏡祭拜儀式。
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Reported about 1 year ago
In Taichung on June 22, Lin Jiafeng, a man, robbed a jewelry store at 11 a.m. pretending to be a customer, grabbed gold jewelry worth 300,000 yuan, and fled on foot. The police quickly tracked him to a hospital in Wuci district, arresting him within 3 hours. The case was solved swiftly, with the stolen jewelry still in his possession. Further investigation is needed to clarify the motive and details of the case.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The 113th Spring Class Exhibition of Jia Yi City Community College was held at the central square in Jia Yi, featuring stage performances, booth exhibitions, disaster prevention advocacy, and drawing a crowd of citizens and dignitaries. Emphasizing lifelong education as a vital policy, the event showcased the city's commitment to sustainable development through continuous learning. The college offers diverse practical courses to cater to the city's development, promoting lifelong learning and urban growth.
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Reported about 1 year ago
The chairman of the New Taipei Kings, Wang Wenxiang, announced the launch of a new basketball league in Taiwan, integrating the resources of the PLG and T1 leagues. This new alliance, with nine teams from the existing leagues and one Southeast Asian team, aims to enhance the credibility and professionalism of basketball in Taiwan. The unexpected mistake by the Leading Voyagers' Zhou Yixiang, where he stepped over the line in a crucial moment during the PLG championship game on June 20, led to the hastening of this new league's formation, potentially preventing the Kings and Voyagers from facing off in a Game 6.
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Reported about 1 year ago
On June 22, 2024, at 4:35 AM, Lou Junshuo will join the instructor lineup of 'SCOOL.' Sky Entertainment revealed that after announcing Show Lo as the chief instructor for this Taiwan-Korea collaboration talent show for boybands, Lou Junshuo, a member of '5 Generations of Adherence,' was added to the instructor team. He emphasized the importance of having the '3 strengths' as selection criteria for male group members. Additionally, two former group members, Yucheng and Chuanyu, have surprisingly returned to compete in the selection round, stating that they are 'unwilling to accept defeat' and are prepared to face the challenge in Korea.
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Reported about 1 year ago
In preparation for the upcoming Dragon Boat Festival amidst rising living costs, Kaohsiung's Daliao Five Dragon Temple, in partnership with 17 police stations, initiated a rice donation campaign in June. Led by Kaohsiung's Police Chief Lin Yantian, the first distribution of 1200 bags of rice took place on June 22, with the temple chairman, along with various dignitaries and police officials attending. This collaboration marks a pioneering effort where a religious organization and law enforcement agencies in all Kaohsiung districts join forces to provide aid, aiming to ensure that donated items reach those truly in need.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Japanese heartthrob Kimura Takuya recently shared a photo of Taiwan's popular delicacy, Chia Te's pineapple cakes, on his Instagram story, expressing his love for them. Kimura Takuya, known for his quick visits to Taiwan for work, has been seen buying local treats like pineapple cakes and tea before heading back to Japan. Fans were surprised and delighted to see such a renowned celebrity enjoying Taiwanese food.
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