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CELINE Spring/Summer 2024 Collection Must-Haves: VICTOIRE, TILLY, LOLA, and ROMY

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Yahoo Fashion Beauty editors updated on June 24, 2024, introduce the must-have CELINE bags for Spring/Summer 2024, including the popular VICTOIRE bag, stylish TILLY clutch, chic LOLA baguette, and the versatile ROMY tote. With elements like TRIOMPHE and elegant designs, these bags are perfect for various occasions and are favorites among bag enthusiasts. Prices range from NT$49,500 to NT$110,000, offering a mix of practicality and fashion-forward style.

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Passenger Clash on High-Speed Rail: Losing Face for 235 Yuan

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Exclusive report on June 24, 2024, at 6:36 am. A dispute occurred between a senior passenger and a staff member on a high-speed rail train over a ticket issue, with the passenger loudly complaining about embarrassing himself in front of others for just 235 yuan. Despite the staff's patient explanation of ticket regulations, the elderly person's agitation led to a deadlock. Dr. Chen Zhijin, an ICU physician, intervened in a similar situation recently, gaining praise for his wise approach. Psychological experts highlight the calming effect of Dr. Chen's advice and recommend others to learn from his calm and rational handling of such incidents for better results.

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Ai Fukuhara 'Too Happy' in China, Full Body Photo Surfaces Online, Fans Surprised: Different from Imagined

Reported about 1 year ago

Table tennis star Ai Fukuhara recently attended a cultural event in Zhengzhou, China, expressing her joy on social media. Fans were surprised by a candid full-body photo of her, noting she appeared different from their expectations. Fukuhara, who has been traveling between China and Japan after her divorce from Jiang Hongjie, received warm reception from Chinese fans with some suggesting she settle in China. The article also mentioned Fukuhara's well-wishes to Olympic athletes and reactions to her photos circulating online.

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Stock Market Update: Mixed Performance as Dow Surges While Tech Sector Slips

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Stocks finished with a mix of gains and losses on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average surging over 250 points, while the S&P 500 slipped and the Nasdaq dropped. Nvidia, an AI chip-making giant, saw a 6.7% decline in its stock price, even as it briefly became the world's largest company. The market's performance was influenced by various factors, including inflation data, AI earnings reports, and movements in the tech sector.

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Man Deceived into Working in Cambodia for High-Paying Job, Rescued After Paying Ransom of 150,000 NTD

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A man surnamed Yang from Kaohsiung fell into a trap set by a fraud group in October 2023, believing in a high-paying job offer online and contacting a 20-year-old tattoo artist surnamed Xu. Lured with promises of a high-paying job in Thailand, Yang was taken to Cambodia where he was forced to work in a gambling company. After his family paid a ransom of 150,000 NTD, he was released. The fraud group not only tricked victims into working abroad but also engaged in violent debt collection activities, threatening victims and their families. The police arrested Xu and his gang and urged caution to new graduates and job seekers to avoid falling into similar traps.

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Retail Industry Booming! Longest Continuous Growth Period in Retail History, Estimated Record-High Retail and Catering Revenue for the Year

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As reported by the Department of Statistics, wholesale, retail, and catering industry revenues in May reached new highs due to strong domestic consumption, with both retail and catering sectors achieving record revenues while maintaining real growth after adjusting for price increases. Retail revenue in May hit NT$400.9 billion, marking the longest 33-month continuous growth period in history. Catering revenue also reached new highs, with both sectors expected to continue setting records if the growth momentum persists in the second half of the year. Positive growth trends were also observed in the catering industry, with revenues in May hitting NT$84.9 billion, a 4.1% increase from the previous year, maintaining continuous growth for four months. Despite inflation, the retail and catering industries are still achieving real growth. The article also discusses positive forecasts and growth expectations for the wholesale, retail, and catering industries in the upcoming months.

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What is the Parliament Reforming? Why is it Controversial?

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During the parliamentary meeting on June 24th, the Democratic Progressive Party placed balloons with anti-expansion of power and anti-evil laws at the venue, sparking a dispute over whether the Legislative Yuan's expansion of investigative power is constitutional. The recent law amendment strengthens the Legislative Yuan's authority in investigating matters related to legislation, budget review, personnel approvals, and national decisions. The amendment allows the establishment of investigation committees or special investigation teams, enhancing the parliament's oversight of the executive branch. The reform also includes provisions for witness interrogations, confidentiality of certain aspects, and penalties for non-cooperation.

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Stock-Split Momentum: Nvidia and Broadcom

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In the first half of 2024, Nvidia and Broadcom both saw significant stock price increases of 171% and 59%, respectively, following stock splits to lower share prices. Nvidia's growth is attributed to its AI advancements and market demand for its GPUs, while Broadcom's success comes from its diverse AI-related acquisitions and revenue growth. However, predicting whether these companies can maintain this momentum in the second half of the year remains uncertain due to factors like high valuation and financial performance.

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Director Tsu Ping's 'Love is Bad' with Hot Kiss with Huang Guan-zhi 2 Hours of Praise 'Very Moist'

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At the Taipei Film Festival, the world premiere of the film 'Love is Bad' was held with the director Tsu Ping and main actors Huang Guan-zhi and Shi Ming-shuai in attendance. The plot follows the development of a romance between the two characters in prison, with a kissing scene taking 2 hours to film. Shi Ming-shuai praised Huang Guan-zhi, saying 'Very moist!' The actors shared their experiences and challenges filming intimate scenes and discussed the depth of emotions portrayed in the movie.

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Market Digest: JBL, MCK, ES, HPE, SOLV

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Taiwan Stock Market Declines with Heavy Selling Pressure on Leading Stocks

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Taiwan's stock market fell on June 24th, with the weighted index dropping 439.69 points to close at 22813.7 points, a decrease of 1.89%. There was significant selling pressure from institutional investors, with self-owned businesses selling 19.94 billion NT dollars, and AI-weighted stocks Guangdong contributing the most. Leading panel and container stocks including AU Optronics, Innolux, Yang Ming, and Wan Hai were heavily affected. The top ten stocks being sold by self-owned businesses included 8 electronics stocks and 2 industrial stocks, with companies in AI, optoelectronics, communication networks, and shipping among those being sold off.

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Coatue Invests in Bitcoin Miner Hut 8 as Sector Joins AI Race

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Billionaire Philippe Laffont’s Coatue Management invests $150 million in Hut 8 Corp., a Bitcoin miner, noting the industry's shift towards AI. Hut 8 has several sites in Canada and the US and is adapting to meet the demands of AI firms by utilizing power infrastructure for Bitcoin mining. The investment is seen amidst other miners like Core Scientific and Terawulf also expanding into high-performance computing. Coatue, known for investing in AI firms, looks to capitalize on data center challenges faced by these companies, with Hut 8's investment expected to be completed by July 11.

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Man Uses Frying Pan as Weapon to Chase and Catch Burglar

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A man in Chicago successfully chased and caught a burglar who had broken into his home by using a frying pan as a weapon. The man, Jason Williams, was alerted of the break-in while he was just about to return home from work. He found the burglar inside his house and decided to confront him with the frying pan, eventually forcing the burglar to flee. Police arrived at the scene shortly after and managed to apprehend the burglar. The heroic act gained over 1.7 million views online, with many praising Williams for his bravery and quick thinking.

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Mixed Reviews! DLC Difficulty Too High, Divided Player Opinions

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Following the release of the DLC 'Shadows Die Twice' for 'Elden Ring' last week, numerous game streams and guides have emerged, making it a viral topic once again. While the media rating on Metacritic reached an impressive 95 points, surpassing 'The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine,' becoming the highest-rated DLC in history, player opinions are divided mainly on game difficulty. Some find the DLC too challenging with bosses defeating players instantly, while others argue that the high difficulty aims to recreate the intense fear and excitement of starting the game, suggesting it is a matter of personal skill. Producer Hidetaka Miyazaki stated that reducing difficulty would compromise the game's fun, leaving players to decide if this fun might turn into a nightmare.

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Huangshi Market Public Trust and Youth Innovation Disappear? Councilors Criticize New Taipei City Government for Deceiving Banqiao Residents

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New Taipei City councilors Lin Guochun and Huang Shujun have both urged for the retention of youth entrepreneurship space at the soon-to-be-completed Huangshi Market in Banqiao. Councilor Huang Shujun criticized the disappearance of promised public childcare centers and youth entrepreneurship spaces at the privately operated Huangshi Market build-operate-transfer (BOT) project, calling out the city government for deceit and demanding clarification. The Huangshi Market in Banqiao with over 50 years of history is expected to be completed by the end of the year and start trial operations before the 2025 Lunar New Year.

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Huang Kuo-chang Questions Import of Fewer Eggs from Japan by 6 Million: Ministry of Agriculture Refutes, Says Miscount

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Huang Kuo-chang, the chief convener of the People's Party caucus in the Legislative Yuan, held a press conference criticizing the Ministry of Agriculture, alleging discrepancies in the amount of Japanese eggs imported. The Ministry of Agriculture rebutted Huang's claims, explaining the difference was due to the varying box specifications between Taiwan and Japan. They asserted that there was no involvement in establishing the company and emphasized transparency in their dealings with the procurement of eggs.

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Keelung Mayor Hsieh Guo-liang Listed as Defendant in Three Cases Including East Coast Mall Takeover Dispute, Accused of Robbery in Turn Investigation Case

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Keelung Mayor Hsieh Guo-liang faces accusations in three recent cases: the East Coast Mall takeover dispute, the youth electric scooter subsidy case, and the bid-rigging case. In the East Coast Mall case, he is charged with robbery, leading the prosecutor to turn the case into a formal investigation due to specific targets and concrete evidence. The controversies also involve accusations of benefiting specific companies through public projects, resulting in Hsieh being listed as a defendant in various cases including alleged crimes of bribery and corruption.

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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. soars to over 900! Wife in tears as husband threatens divorce for not investing, asking if buying a house was wrong

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), known as the 'God Mountain of Taiwan,' saw its stock price hit over 900, reaching a historic high. Despite the excitement among investors for the stock to break 1000, one wife faced criticism and nearly divorce from her husband for choosing to use their money to buy a house instead of investing in TSMC. Feeling regretful, she questioned herself and sought advice online, receiving support from netizens who condemned her husband's behavior as merely blaming her as a convenient scapegoat and suggested that separating investments might be a wise choice to avoid financial conflicts.

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Daily – Vickers Top Buyers & Sellers for 06/24/2024

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Daily – Vickers Top Insider Picks for 06/24/2024

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朱立倫反擊賴清德釋憲 警告民主危機

Reported about 1 year ago

總統賴清德簽署《立法院職權行使法》和《刑法》修正案,並將向憲法法庭聲請釋憲及暫時處分,引起國民黨主席朱立倫的警告。朱立倫表示無法認同賴清德的理由,警告釋憲將導致民主危機,呼籲國民團結六成民意對抗民主獨裁。兩人在臉書交鋒,指控對方惡意抹黑,形成政治對立,而賴清德則強調捍衛自由民主憲政,深化台灣民主。

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Bus Driver in Taichung Turns into 'Scolding Brother'! Woman Scolded for Swiping Card Without Getting Off: Not Interested in You

Reported about 1 year ago

A bus driver in Taichung on the 'Green Line 1' route got into a verbal dispute with a female passenger named Ms. Li, who mistakenly swiped her card at the previous stop but did not get off as she had intended to get off at 'Fengle Park MRT Station'. The driver angrily cursed at Ms. Li for 'playing tricks' and using profanities, insisting that he wouldn't continue driving. The incident, where the driver continuously scolded the passenger, has sparked discussions. After the incident, Ms. Li complained to Zhonglu Bus Company, and the company has responded by arranging a meeting with the driver to discuss and considering disciplinary actions. However, the company mentioned that the situation was not uncommon and only required a stop at the next station if such errors occur.

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A Change in Gait Speed Could Be an Early Sign of Dementia, According to Recent Research

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A new study suggests that a decrease in gait speed might be an indicator of dementia, based on research published in PLoS One. The study observed 95 adults aged 60 or above in Cuba, finding a link between reduced gait speed and cognitive decline. However, Dr. Elizabeth Landsverk emphasizes that changes in gait speed could be due to various factors such as other health conditions, not necessarily dementia. It's advisable to consult a medical professional if experiencing changes in gait speed alongside other potential dementia symptoms.

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Appliance Giant Urged to Apologize for Forcing Female Employees to Dress as Maids for Boss's Birthday Celebration

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 24, 2024, in Taiwan, a well-known appliance company faced backlash for making multiple female employees dress as maids to celebrate the boss' birthday. After the photos were posted on the company's Facebook page, netizens criticized the company for its inappropriate behavior, calling for a public apology. The incident exposed gender inequality and objectification of women in the workplace, prompting outrage and demands for accountability from the public.

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Taiwan President Responds to China's Punishment Rules with Death Penalty: China Has No Authority to Sanction Taiwanese People

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Last week, China's Taiwan Affairs Office issued new regulations on punishing Taiwan independence advocates, with the most severe penalty being the death penalty. President Lai Ching-te responded by expressing condolences to the flood victims in southern China and reaffirming Taiwan's sovereignty and democratic freedom, stating that China has no power to sanction the Taiwanese people. At the same time, Chinese military aircraft have increased their activities around Taiwan, prompting military experts to warn against potential island takeover drills. President Lai urged China to acknowledge the existence of the Republic of China and engage in dialogue with Taiwan's democratically elected government for the benefit of both sides.

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