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宋慧喬、高圓圓、車銀優同框 網友讚皇室姐弟

Reported 11 months ago

精品品牌Chaumet邀請知名藝人宋慧喬、高圓圓、車銀優出席威尼斯發佈會,三人名副其實的「臉蛋天才」合體。宋慧喬身為品牌代言人排位最高,而高圓圓和車銀優也因高顏值吸引眾人目光,讓網友讚賞他們如皇室姐弟一般。

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La Yi-KY Lists Today with Assistance from Adidas and HOKA, Stock Price Surges 114%

Reported 11 months ago

La Yi-KY goes public today with a 114% increase in stock price, receiving enthusiastic oversubscription in both bidding and public offering. Established in 1987, La Yi Group collaborates with international brands like adidas, converse, HOKA, and UNIQLO, specializing in manufacturing various high-quality leisure, athletic, and special function shoes. With the booming sales of adidas and HOKA brands, La Yi achieves record-high revenue and profits, evidenced by a 40.78% growth in Q1 2024 revenue to 77.71 billion yuan. The company's revenue for May 2024 hits 33.55 billion yuan, marking a 50.27% yearly increase.

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French Minister Warns of Debt Crisis If Le Pen Wins

Reported 11 months ago

France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire cautioned that if far-right leader Marine Le Pen were to win legislative elections and implement her economic program, France could face a debt crisis similar to the UK's scenario under Liz Truss, with potential policies costing billions. Following Macron's decision to call snap parliamentary elections after being defeated by Le Pen's National Rally party in EU-wide voting, French equities experienced a decline, with banking stocks falling and bond yields increasing. National Rally is gaining support, with a poll showing they could win the legislative election first round with 35% of votes.

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Billion Dollar Bail! Wu Dongjin Obtains Freedom Within 3 Hours by Transferring Funds

Reported 11 months ago

Former chairman of Shin Kong Life, Wu Dongjin, was involved in a corruption case and was granted bail of one billion yuan. In a rare move, he managed to raise the bail money within three hours by using a remittance method. Wu Dongjin left the prosecutor's office under the protection of guards and wearing a cap and mask. This case highlights the remarkable speed at which individuals like Wu Dongjin can raise such exorbitant amounts for bail in Taiwan's legal system.

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Asia貨幣交易風險高 隨印度盧比波動影響市場

Reported 11 months ago

據分析師表示,亞洲最有利可圖的一筆貨幣交易存在風險,如果市場突然轉向,投資者可能會受到影響。今年的頂級區域交易策略之一是借中國的人民幣,用所得購買盧比。該策略利用印度較高的利率,而兩國官員將其貨幣保持在一個緊密幅度內。然而,投資者出現滿倉風險,暴露於匯率突然波動之中,例如上週墨西哥選舉結果使比索市場震驚。許多機構開始表達較為謹慎的立場,Barclays Plc也看到理由值得警惕。

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BHP在智利以初步工资协议避免矿业罢工

Reported 11 months ago

BHP集团与智利工会领袖达成初步工资协议,表明该公司将避免铜矿采矿罢工,该矿约占全球1%的导线金属供应。BHP位于墨尔本的公司表示,在智利北部斯宾斯矿的主要工会的1,100多名成员将对新提议进行投票。罢工对Spence矿产生了危机,去年产量约为25万公吨,这将缓解智利铜矿业繁忙的集体谈判进程中的紧张局势。达成Spence的协议还将缓解人们对BHP在其他智利运营地奥肯迪达矿的即将到来劳资谈判的担忧。

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Taiwan Probes CCP's Role in Chinese Man's Illegal Entry

Reported 11 months ago

The National Security Bureau of Taiwan is investigating the possible involvement and manipulation by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in the case of a Chinese man who illegally entered Taiwan by speedboat. The individual, a former captain in the PLA Navy, raised concerns about CCP influence in his unauthorized entry. The investigation aims to uncover his motives, CCP connections, and activities in China to enhance national security and prevent similar incidents, emphasizing the importance of strengthening Taiwan's defense mechanisms.

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Fujita Keisuke Releases First Compilation Album, Holds First Ever Autograph Event in Taiwan

Reported 11 months ago

Japanese multi-talented star Fujita Keisuke is set to release his first personal compilation album, featuring two exclusive Taiwanese songs. As part of this milestone, he will hold his first-ever autograph event in Taiwan at the Eslite Spectrum Songyan Store on June 19th. This album release marks an important moment in Fujita Keisuke's career as Taiwan holds many special memories for him, and the physical copy of his album 'Stars of the Lid' will include special edition Taiwanese content.

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Can Taiwan Power Company Survive without Raising Electricity Prices? Minister Guo Zhihui: Taiwan Power Company Will Not Collapse

Reported 11 months ago

Economic Minister Guo Zhihui responded to questions at the Legislative Yuan Economic Committee regarding Taiwan Power Company's financial losses and the possibility of raising electricity prices to cover the deficits. Minister Guo emphasized that without raising prices, the quickest way to address the issue is through energy-saving solutions, reiterating that Taiwan Power Company will not collapse. Minister Guo also discussed the company's accumulated losses, government subsidies, and the importance of operational efficiency to ensure sustainability without resorting to price hikes.

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Taiwanese Prosecutor Criticized for Seeking Help from Controversial Exchange to Combat Money Laundering

Reported 11 months ago

During a special report on the amendment of the Anti-Money Laundering Act and the establishment of laws to prevent crimes related to virtual assets, it was revealed that the Taiwanese Ministry of Justice sought assistance from cryptocurrency exchange Binance, known for its controversial history and legal issues in other countries, to educate prosecutors and investigators on combating virtual currency crimes. The move has raised concerns about potential whitewashing of Binance's tarnished reputation, with critics calling for an immediate halt to the partnership.

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Taipei MRT Passenger Conflict over Priority Seat

Reported 11 months ago

In Taipei, a conflict erupted on the MRT when an elderly woman demanded a young woman seated in a priority seat to give up her spot, claiming fatigue after a 12-hour work shift. Despite police explaining that the priority seat is for those in need, a verbal and physical altercation ensued between the elderly woman and another elderly man who joined in criticizing the young woman. The incident reveals differing cultural norms around giving up seats on public transport, with Taiwan and South Korea having established practices, while in Japan and the US, the willingness to give up seats varies.

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Driver Flees After Collision! Victim Angry, Files Complaint Against Mayor After Police Fail to Locate

Reported 11 months ago

A man in Kaohsiung city, Mr. Ho, was driving when his car was hit by another vehicle whose driver then fled the scene. Despite reporting the incident to the police, it took them half a month to locate the driver. Frustrated by the back-and-forth responses from different police departments, Mr. Ho lodged a complaint against the mayor, leading to the case being taken seriously and the driver eventually being prosecuted under traffic laws. The incident occurred on May 26 on a expressway in Fengshan, where the colliding vehicle fled the scene, leaving Mr. Ho and his family shocked and stranded. Eventually, after providing video evidence, the police were able to locate the driver and take action.

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Huang Kuo-chang Toilet Plotting for 2026 New Taipei Blue-White Cooperation? Miao Poya Laughs: Classic 'Bluebird Dialogue'

Reported 11 months ago

Facing the issue of potential candidates in the 2026 New Taipei City mayoral election, Kuomintang Taipei City Councilor Li Ming-xian recently revealed that while using the restroom, he was asked by People First Party legislator Huang Kuo-chang if the KMT might...smile, stating that this is a classic 'Bluebird Dialogue'. Miao Poya mentioned that Huang Kuo-chang, in response to Li Ming-xian's revelation, began evading the conversation, noting that this is a typical strategy of the People First Party. She also emphasized that there was no selling of data to political parties or figures as Xu Qiaoxin was accused of, and that China Telecom will comply with regulations.

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Innovative Group and Shanghai Zhede Zhiye Advertising Sign Cooperation Agreement to Explore New Market Opportunities with International Professionalism and Local Services for Clients

Reported 11 months ago

In an agreement signed recently, Innovative Group and Shanghai Zhede Zhiye Advertising will collaborate in Taiwan and China in areas such as brand management, integrated marketing strategy services, talent development, cross-strait cultural and AI communication innovation. Both parties aim to provide barrier-free marketing solutions for clients by leveraging their local advantages, expertise, and years of experience in creating popular products, designing brand IPs, and rejuvenating brands through successful marketing strategies. Through this partnership, clients are expected to benefit the most, as it aligns values, expertise, and stimulates mutual learning to cultivate diverse marketing talents across different markets.

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Misunderstanding Arises from Zhang Dongliang's Fan Support with Flower Sea When Acting with Wang Dazhong

Reported 11 months ago

Zhang Dongliang's recent fan support with a large flower sea for his upcoming acting project in China led to a misunderstanding, as fans were startled by the gesture. Known for his title as the 'Smiling Prince' from past Taiwanese dramas, the 42-year-old singer and actor is set to star in a new drama in China alongside Wang Dazhong and others. Although fans were initially surprised by the elaborate support, it was eventually cleared up as just a misunderstanding.

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Lynx擊敗兩屆衛冕冠軍Aces儘管威爾森貢獻28分

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明尼阿波利斯的Star Tribune報導稱,Lynx隊以100-86擊敗了兩屆WNBA冠軍Las Vegas Aces,取得連勝,賽季得分、助攻、三分球、命中率和命中次數等多項記錄。全隊五名先發球員都得到雙位數得分,展現出無私的團隊合作精神。教練Reeve表示球隊核心是無私合作,這是他們本賽季的特點。Lynx成為WNBA歷史上首支五名先發得分均至少14分,板凳球員至少4籃板和至少1記三分球的球隊。敵隊的Aces隊主將威爾森獲得28分,但最終以14分失利。

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Stock Market Active, Exchange Eating Recovery, Chairman Estimates 'EPS This Year Will Be Better than Last Year's 7.8 Yuan'

Reported 11 months ago

Taiwan's stock market hit a new high of 22,000 points with active trading, leading to Taiwan Stock Exchange's chairman Lin Hsiu-ming mentioning a better profit outlook for this year compared to last year, projecting an EPS of at least 7.8 yuan, with over 20 billion yuan in cash reserves. Discussions in the Legislative Yuan also touched on the establishment of a cryptocurrency exchange in Taiwan. Chairman of the Financial Supervisory Commission mentioned the US, Hong Kong, Canada, and Australia as countries allowing legal Bitcoin trading, providing insights into the potential development of cryptocurrency exchanges in Taiwan.

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台灣證交所獲利突破去年新高 估現金逾200億元

Reported 11 months ago

台股股市再創新高,台灣證交所董座林修銘表示,今年獲利預計會超越去年,並證實持有現金逾200億元以上。以2023年每股7.8元的EPS和90.9億元的稅後淨利,證交所顯示了強勁的財務狀況。另一方面,立委質詢金管會是否可以成立公共虛擬貨幣交易所,金管會主委表示發展還處於原始階段,但這是未來的發展方向之一。

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Record-breaking Heatwave Hits Northern China while Severe Flooding Ravages Southern Region

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Two extremes of weather have been observed in China, with the northern regions facing scorching temperatures exceeding 40 degrees resulting in drought and crop loss, while the southern areas are experiencing continuous heavy rain and flooding. Guangdong has recorded rainfall breaking an 18-year record, while Beijing saw intense thunderstorms and hailstorms. This weather pattern poses challenges with both drought in the north and floods in the south.

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Taiwan Sports Lottery to Hold 2 Prize Draws for Paris Olympics and Football Matches, Aiming to Break Record High Sales of 60.4 Billion NTD

Reported 11 months ago

With the exciting summer events of 2024, including the Euro Cup on June 15, the Copa America on June 20, and the highly anticipated Paris Olympics on July 26, the Taiwan Sports Lottery is launching two prize draw activities, 'Crazy Football Draw for a Million' and 'Taiwan Heroes to Win Gold, You Could Win Cash' to potentially surpass 60.4 billion in sales, setting a new historical high. The first draw focuses on football from June 14 to July 15, while the second draw celebrates Taiwan's champions during the period of July 16 to August 14, with prizes possibly exceeding five million NTD depending on Taiwan's medal count. Various betting options for Euro Cup matches are offered, along with future plans to open betting for the Paris Olympics, additional professional sports events, and the World Baseball Classic in November to boost sales further.

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Woman Leaves Wallet with Ten Thousand Dollars in Convenience Store and Forgets, Teased 'Is Your Brain Okay?'

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In a recent recording of the Taiwanese TV show WTO Sisters, Li Yi shared her experiences of losing items like phones and a wallet containing ten thousand dollars multiple times, one of which was left in a convenience store drawer for hours before she realized and found it untouched. The humorous incident led fellow guest Sasa to joke about Li Yi's memory, causing laughter and disbelief among the hosts. Another guest, Bian Qinghua, shared a similar story of leaving a backpack with important items on a scooter without noticing until later, highlighting the humorous mishaps caused by forgetfulness. More celebrity encounters and revelations are detailed in the article, including unsettling encounters and unexpected requests involving actresses like Xu Weining, Yang Liyin, and the exposé of 52-year-old Fujihara Norika's real appearance.

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Indigenous People Criticize Hualien Three Laws for Neglecting Local Rights 6/15 Echoing Anti-Parliamentary Abuse Campaign

Reported 11 months ago

The civic groups have announced the 'Anti-Parliamentary Abuse, Local Dialogue' events in New Taipei, Tamsui, Keelung, and Xindian, followed by events in Taichung, Taoyuan, Xizhi, and indigenous areas. They aim to pressure blue camp legislators to reconsider their voting tendencies and address the neglect of indigenous communities' rights and needs in legislation, particularly in the controversial Hualien Three Laws, which bypassed indigenous consent and brought environmental impacts. A workshop on parliamentary abuse and indigenous challenges is scheduled for 6/15, organized by various indigenous and environmental groups.

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Enroll Now for CTiTV's Little Anchor Summer Camp! Dai Li-Gang Teaches Meteorology, Sun Yi-Lin as Children's King

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CTiTV's '2024 Not Morrill - CTiTV Little Anchor Summer Camp' is currently enrolling to provide an enriching and fun summer experience for children. Anchor Dai Li-Gang will assist kids in signing up for the camp, aiming to broaden their knowledge through activities. Professional meteorologist Dai Li-Gang will be one of the instructors, emphasizing the importance of media literacy and news understanding. Anchor Sun Yi-Lin, an expert in child English education, looks forward to teaching and boosting children's confidence and stage presence, offering a diverse curriculum at the camp to equip kids with practical skills for future endeavors. The camp is tailored for students entering grades 3 to 7, spanning 5 days with limited spots and various sessions from July to August. Early bird discounts are available until June 17, with additional discounts for pairs. For more details, visit the CTiTV 'Quick Purchase' official website or call (02)6600-7766 ext. 2404 on weekdays from 9:30 to 17:30.

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Online Argument Leads to Street Fight with Baseball Bats, 12 Arrested

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In Taoyuan City, Zhongli District, on the night of June 10, a street fight broke out between a 22-year-old man surnamed He and a 28-year-old woman surnamed Xiao allegedly due to an online argument, resulting in a friend of He, a 24-year-old surnamed Zhang, being injured. The police were alerted and a special task force was formed to investigate, leading to the arrest of 12 suspects for disrupting public order and assault, with further investigation by the Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office. The police emphasize a zero-tolerance policy towards violence on the streets and are committed to swiftly and strictly dealing with such incidents to maintain public safety and combat crime.

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Lai Ching-te was questioned in the past but now deemed unconstitutional, People First Party criticizes: Pre-election vows turn into post-election misconduct

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Chen Chu-Jie on June 12, 2024 at 1:05 a.m., the People First Party legislative caucus held a press conference titled 'Parliamentary Reform is Not Unconstitutional; Democratic Progressive Party Creates Endless Troubles'. The People First Party criticized President Lai Ching-te for accepting inquiries during the election but now the DPP claims it's unconstitutional, stating it's a case of 'pre-election vows becoming post-election misconduct'. They also questioned the absurd reasons presented by the Executive Yuan for a reconsideration regarding the 'Legislative Yuan's Exercise of Powers Act' and certain amendments to the 'Criminal Code'. The People First Party emphasized that the reform process fully adhered to existing laws through committee reviews, public hearings, and party negotiations, but the Executive Yuan refused to respect the majority's aspiration for parliamentary reform, attempting to override the majority by unreasonably deeming the revisions unconstitutional.

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