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Fubon Guardians Welcome Him Home: Chang Yu-Cheng Joins CPBL Draft to Challenge 'Top Pick Highest Salary'

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwanese baseball player Chang Yu-Cheng, currently playing for MLB's Tampa Bay Rays, announced through his personal IG page that he will return to Taiwan to participate in the CPBL draft. He is expected to be the top pick in this year's draft and has the chance to challenge the league's highest annual salary. Born in Taitung and having played for the Guardians and Rays, Chang will now join the CPBL draft and may be selected by the Fubon Guardians, who hold the first pick. His return will also impact the draft positions of other players like Wu Nien-ting and Chen Sheng-ping, who have experience playing abroad.

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Taiwanese Man Arrested for Inappropriately Touching Salon Staff During Hair Wash

Reported about 1 year ago

In Tainan City, Taiwan, a bald man at a hair salon in the Zhongxi District startled a female staff member by abruptly grabbing and making inappropriate gestures towards her chest while washing his hair. The police identified a 42-year-old man surnamed Xu and arrested him, claiming he was only trying to give the exhausted staff member a massage. The incident was reported by a female salon employee who felt harassed, leading to Xu's arrest for investigation under the Sexual Harassment Prevention Act. The salon handed over the video evidence to the authorities for further handling.

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Man Sentenced to 3 Months for Extorting 2 Shiba Inu Dogs

Reported about 1 year ago

A man in his 40s, surnamed Xiao, was found guilty of extorting two Shiba Inu dogs that belonged to a person surnamed Sun. Xiao found the dogs after they went missing, took them home, and demanded a ransom of 30,000 yuan to return the dogs. When the owner reported the incident to the police, Xiao was arrested. Following a trial, Xiao was sentenced to a 3-month prison term and fined 5,000 yuan for attempted extortion and unlawful possession of property. If he opts to pay the fine instead, he would be charged 1,000 yuan per day.

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AI Ignites Fourth Wave of Semiconductor's Golden Decade, Fubon Launches Global Key Semiconductor Fund Opening on July 1st

Reported about 1 year ago

Fubon's research team sees the start of the fourth ten-year bullish trend in semiconductor stocks with the rise of AI. Companies at the core of the AI semiconductor boom are expected to see increased profits and valuation. Fubon's new global key semiconductor fund will focus on investing in key semiconductor players worldwide, anticipating a golden decade ahead in the industry driven by AI, data centers, and automotive electronics applications with a projected market size growth to $1.8 trillion by 2032.

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MLB Star Chang Yu-Cheng Returns to Taiwan for CPBL Draft, Potentially Breaking Record with Monthly Salary of up to 2.16 Million

Reported about 1 year ago

MLB player Chang Yu-Cheng has announced on social media his decision to join the 2024 CPBL draft, aiming to become the highest-paid top pick in CPBL history with a potential monthly salary. Chang, who has been playing in the U.S., expressed his desire to return home and participate in the CPBL draft. After successful talks with the Fubon Guardians, it is rumored that his salary could reach record-breaking amounts. Fans and experts are eagerly anticipating his return and the impact it will have on the league.

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US Heatwave Forecasted to Break Records Again! Multiple States Urge Federal Government to Declare Extreme Heatwaves and Wildfires as 'Major Disasters'

Reported about 1 year ago

A coalition of environmental, labor, and health groups from multiple states has urged the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to provide crucial disaster funding for extreme heatwaves and wildfire disasters. These conditions are currently not classified as major disasters by FEMA. With scientists predicting 2024 to have even more severe heatwaves following the record-breaking heat of 2023, various regions in the US are already experiencing historically high temperatures this June. The call to designate extreme heatwaves and wildfires as major disasters is to ensure resources and support for vulnerable communities and areas. This push for federal action aims to address the escalating climate crisis and its impact on labor protections and public health.

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Celine Dion Tears Up While Thanking Her Children at N.Y.C. Documentary Premiere

Reported about 1 year ago

Celine Dion tearfully introduced her upcoming documentary at the New York City premiere, expressing gratitude to her children and fans for their support. As she spoke about her battle with stiff-person syndrome and shared personal stories, Dion was met with a standing ovation. The emotional moment concluded with her son handing her a tissue on stage, as she thanked everyone for being part of her journey.

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Two Women Ignore 'No Pets Allowed' Rule, Bring Large Dogs onto Dongshi Fisherman's Wharf Beach, Netizens Criticize

Reported about 1 year ago

Despite the posted signs prohibiting pets from entering the water dance area and the white sand beach of Dongshi Fisherman's Wharf, two female visitors brought their large dogs to play, which angered netizens. The county government cultural tourism bureau director, Hsu Pei-ling, stated that although there are no penalties, such behavior is unacceptable and urged visitors to self-regulate. Netizens shared photos on a local social media platform, expressing dissatisfaction with the women who ignored the prohibition signs. Hsu emphasized the importance of maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in the children's play areas and urged people to refrain from bringing pets to these locations to ensure a pleasant recreational environment.

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Counter Attendant Develops Severe Paronychia After Trying to Alleviate Toe Pain by Shortening Nails and Resulting in Ingrown Nails Shaped Like Pencil, Cautioned of Cellulitis Risk

Reported about 1 year ago

A 48-year-old counter attendant in Taiwan experiencing occasional toe pain from standing long hours at work attempted to alleviate the discomfort by shortening her toenails but unintentionally caused them to curve severely, resulting in ingrown nails shaped like pencils. Seeking aesthetics, she even applied false nails. However, her toenail pain worsened recently, leading to a diagnosis of chronic paronychia combined with ingrown nails. The dermatologist warned against cutting nails too short, as it may lead to ingrown nails and even cellulitis in severe cases. Proper nail care practices and preventive measures were advised by dermatologist Tsai Chang-you to avoid paronychia and ingrown nails.

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South Korean Man Indicted for the Death of Girlfriend in Taiwan Hotel

Reported about 1 year ago

A South Korean man has been indicted by the Kaohsiung District Prosecutors Office in Taiwan for the death of his girlfriend in a hotel room in April last year. The woman was found dead with head injuries, leading to suspicion of homicide. Despite the man's denial of involvement, the investigation concluded that he is charged with domestic violence prevention law violations and manslaughter. After posting bail of 100,000 NT dollars, he is restricted from leaving the country and must report regularly while awaiting trial.

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Prince Louis Dances at UK Trooping the Colour Ceremony, Sister Princess Charlotte Scolds Him Twice

Reported about 1 year ago

During the UK Trooping the Colour ceremony on June 15, the focus shifted to 6-year-old Prince Louis who was seen dancing and fidgeting, prompting his older sister, 9-year-old Princess Charlotte, to scold him twice. Despite the scolding, Louis continued to play around until Charlotte whispered to him to put his hands down. Their mother, Kate Middleton, showed a mix of amusement and seriousness during the playful interaction between her children, ultimately leaving Charlotte in charge of caring for her mischievous younger brother.

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Jodie Comer Discusses Collaborating with Austin Butler in 'The Bikeriders' | THR Video

Reported about 1 year ago

Jodie Comer shares with The Hollywood Reporter her joy in watching her co-stars ride bikes in 'The Bikeriders' instead of having to ride herself. She also talks about her experience working with co-star Austin Butler during an interview on the red carpet.

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Robots Rally! Kunyin, Lu Sheng Hit Limit Up for Two Consecutive Days, Kunyin Buys 26,000 Lots

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwan's stock market saw a rise today, with attention on robot concept stocks such as Kunyin, Lu Sheng, Bintai, Hsin Tech, Ying Han, and Qili all hitting the limit up. Kunyin surged to NT$38.5 with trades exceeding 26,000 lots, while Lu Sheng hit NT$87.1 with over 1,000 orders. Advances were also seen in robotics stocks like Hsintek, Xin Ji, Tai Wan Jing Yi, Hong Ge, and Dong Tai.

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Family Mart transforms into a summer izakaya at your doorstep! Featuring a variety of world beers, discounted packaged snacks, and the option to purchase beer mugs

Reported about 1 year ago

As the summer nights get hotter, Family Mart has turned into a summer izakaya offering a wide selection of world beers and discounted snacks for a limited time, including special deals on beer purchases and the opportunity to buy beer mugs at a low price. Alongside popular izakaya dishes like grilled mentaiko, kimchi pork belly, and beer-infused shrimp, customers can also enjoy discounts on selected items. This promotion aims to provide a convenient and enjoyable experience for customers looking to enjoy a chilled beer in the comfort of their own homes.

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Say Farewell to the Plum Rain Season: Experts Say Typhoon Season is Beginning

Reported about 1 year ago

Recently, the rain in Taiwan has been fast and heavy, with temperatures in the east reaching 36 degrees Celsius on June 18. Meteorologist Lin De-en mentioned that it’s time to say goodbye to the plum rain season and welcome the typhoon season. He explained the transition of weather patterns from the plum rain season to the typhoon season, noting that the characteristics of cold and warm air interfaces are the same, just occurring in different seasons and regions. Lin pointed out that this year, the plum rain season in southern China and Taiwan officially ended early, signaling the start of the upcoming typhoon season.

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民眾黨要開鍘了?張凱鈞赴中遭檢舉 周榆修:交中評會處理

Reported about 1 year ago

民眾黨中央委員、台商事務委員會主委張凱鈞最近赴中國參加海峽論壇,引發爭議。民眾黨秘書長周榆修表示,張凱鈞是以個人身分赴中,已有黨員檢舉,接下來將由中評會處理。周榆修強調應該謹言慎行,並表示無法干涉中評會獨立行使職權。媒體追問後,周榆修再次強調黨員應遵守規定,謹言慎行。

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Bing Unlimited Revenue Record Report and Future Plans Revealed by Chairman

Reported about 1 year ago

At the 113th annual shareholder meeting of Bing Unlimited on June 17, 2024, Chairman周佑洋 announced a new revenue record for the company in the past 10 years, with a total revenue of 25.6 billion NTD and 96% growth compared to the previous year. The company also disclosed plans to enhance market capabilities and explore diverse business perspectives moving forward, seizing post-pandemic performance opportunities both domestically and internationally by organizing various concerts and events. Bing Unlimited has received international recognition and aims to expand into the mainland China market while introducing a new venue called 'B'IN LIVE SPACE-KEELUNG' in July at the historical site of Sha Wan Cultural Park in Keelung to support outstanding performances by local and international artists.

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Taoyuan and Belize Orange Walk Town Form Sister Cities, Mayor Cheng Wen-ching Aims to Expand Cooperation in Diverse Fields

Reported about 1 year ago

Taoyuan Mayor Cheng Wen-ching and Belize Prime Minister signed a sister city agreement, with Mayor Cheng expressing the hope to deepen relations and expand cooperation across various sectors with Orange Walk Town. Both cities share similarities in agriculture and multicultural backgrounds, and Mayor Cheng emphasized the importance of cultural integration in today's turbulent international setting. The exchange highlighted the mutual commitment to progress and citizen welfare, with plans for future visits and collaborations between the two municipalities.

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Hong Kong to Continue Stock Trading in Typhoons

Reported about 1 year ago

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam announced that starting from September 23 this year, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange will implement a 'no suspension of trading in bad weather' policy, aligning with stock exchanges in Shenzhen and Shanghai. This new measure allows for uninterrupted trading during Typhoon Signal No. 8 or higher and Black Rainstorm warnings, aiming to enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness as an international financial center.

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GlobalWafers's Italian Subsidiary Receives €103 Million EU Chip Act Subsidy for 12-Inch Wafer Plant

Reported about 1 year ago

GlobalWafers announced that its Italian subsidiary, MEMC S.p.A., is granted a subsidy of up to €103 million (about NT$35.82 billion) under the new EU chip act for developing the most advanced 12-inch semiconductor wafer plant in Europe. This subsidy aims to address the high reliance on imported wafers in the European semiconductor supply chain, with MEMC S.p.A.'s new plant expected to fill this critical gap. The plant will support the development of downstream products in four high-tech areas under the EU's microelectronics and communication technology priority project, with a focus on sensors, logic components, power electronics, and communication components.

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Minister Guo Chih-hui Acknowledges Controversial Statement: Spoke Too Quickly

Reported about 1 year ago

Minister of Economic Affairs, Guo Chih-hui, faced criticism for his recent statement regarding electricity prices and unnecessary air conditioning units in every room, which he later clarified as advocating for energy conservation. Guo emphasized the importance of using energy-efficient appliances and continuing to promote energy-saving measures to reduce electricity consumption and costs.

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Controversy Over Nuclear Power Plant Three Decommissioning Reservoir Water Release for Power Generation Suspected Power Shortage: Minister of Economy: Routine Testing

Reported about 1 year ago

Regarding the controversy over the decommissioning of Nuclear Power Plant Three and the water release for power generation being questioned for power shortage, Minister of Economy Guo Zhixui stated it was routine testing. The No. 1 unit of Nuclear Power Plant Three in Kenting, Pingtung will be decommissioned on July 27, with reduced operation starting on June 18. A one-hour blackout in Liuku Township, Pingtung County on the 15th caused discussions, with Taiwan Power Company attributing it to increased electricity usage due to the holiday crowd. The evening saw an all-time high instantaneous load, prompting suspicions of a power shortage. It was noticed on an online forum that Nuclear Power Plant Three activated diesel generators and the Feicui and Shimen reservoirs released water for power generation, raising concerns of a power shortage. Minister Guo clarified in an interview on the 18th that it was all routine testing to check the normal operation of power generation units, whether from the nuclear plant or reservoirs. He emphasized that there was no shortage of power and that the government was prepared for the decommissioning of the nuclear plant, ensuring no power outages will occur after July.

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Chien-Ming Wang Returns to Taiwan for CPBL Draft

Reported about 1 year ago

Chien-Ming Wang, currently playing for the Tampa Bay Rays, has announced his return to Taiwan to participate in the 2024 CPBL draft, with the potential to become the highest-paid rookie in the league. The Fubon Guardians, who currently hold the number one pick, are in communication with Wang and are hopeful for positive outcomes. Wang expressed his desire to return home through social media and is currently in Florida preparing for his comeback to the field after being sidelined due to injuries. This is a significant development for the CPBL draft this year, as the former MLB pitcher looks to make an impact in Taiwan's professional baseball league.

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Wang Shi-jian Presents Gift Again! Revealing the Reaction of Cho Jung-tai to Gift 'Embracing All Rivers' Before Interrogation

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 17, 2024, at 11:22 PM, Legislator Wang Shi-jian presented Premier Cho Jung-tai with a calligraphy piece of 'Embracing All Rivers.' Premier Cho led various department heads to the Legislative Yuan for a policy report and questioning session on June 18. Before questioning, DPP Legislator Wang Shi-jian prepared a 'small gift' to present to Cho. Cho graciously accepted the gift, expressing gratitude. Wang explained the gesture symbolized achieving harmony between political parties, peaceful coexistence across the strait, and cooperation for mutual benefit, echoing Cho's goals in the policy report. Cho promised to work towards these goals, and Wang urged him to fully accomplish them.

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Fishermen in Penghu Discover Chinese Submarine Surfacing: Minister Gu Li-hsiung Advises Against Revealing Details

Reported about 1 year ago

According to reports, fishermen in Penghu discovered a Chinese submarine surfacing unexpectedly in the Taiwan Strait while fishing for small tubes early this morning. Following the incident, a Chinese warship arrived to provide support and both vessels sailed away towards China. Minister of National Defense Gu Li-hsiung responded to the event, stating that the defense department has some knowledge of the situation, but details should not be disclosed publicly. As outgoing AIT Director Sandra Oudkirk cautioned Taiwan not to ignore Chinese threats, Minister Gu agreed, emphasizing the need for vigilance against continued military provocations and gray zone threats from China.

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