HSBC Exits US Small Business Banking, Focuses on Asia and Core Markets
HSBC announces its exit from U.S. small business banking, shifting focus to Asia and core markets while laying off about 40 employees and adjusting its business strategy.
Trump Administration Cuts Over $3.7 Billion in Clean Energy Subsidies, ExxonMobil Also Affected
The Trump administration has announced the cancellation of over $3.7 billion in clean energy subsidies, impacting companies like ExxonMobil. This policy shift highlights a preference for fossil fuel extraction.
US Senator Calls for Investigation into TuSimple: Allegations of Technology Leaks to China Threatening National Security
U.S. Senator calls for an investigation into TuSimple over allegations of technology leakage to China that threaten national security, urging the Justice Department to disclose the investigation results.
SEC Withdraws Lawsuit Against Binance: A Sign of Changing Crypto Regulations?
The SEC's withdrawal of its lawsuit against Binance is a significant shift in crypto regulation policies in the U.S.; however, the future direction remains to be seen.
Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio Criticizes US Tariff Policy: High Tariffs Cannot Bring Economic Prosperity
Japanese Prime Minister Kishida criticizes the high tariff policy of the US, emphasizing cooperation to promote shared prosperity without sacrificing the interests of other countries.
US Tariff Policy Sparks Controversy as Hsieh Chin-Ho Analyzes Three Major Issues Hindering America's Greatness
The US tariff policy has sparked controversy as Hsieh Chin-Ho analyzes three key issues impacting America's future trajectory.
This Week's Focus: Village Chief's Private Trip to Xiamen Exposed, Lai Administration Tightens Cross-Strait Exchange Control
Lai administration tightens cross-strait exchange control as recent diplomatic appointments spark controversy.
Swedish Government's 'Cultural Canon' Initiative Sparks Controversy in Arts Community
The Swedish government's 'Cultural Canon' initiative aimed at identifying representative works has prompted backlash from cultural figures concerned it may exclude contemporary contributions.
EU Commission Reiterates Apple's Violation of Digital Markets Act, Potential for Increased Fines
The EU Commission has reiterated that Apple is in violation of the Digital Markets Act and is demanding improvements, threatening increased fines if unaddressed.
South African Mother Sentenced to Life for Selling Daughter, Shocking Details Uncovered
A South African woman sentenced to life for selling her daughter, with shocking details revealed in the case.
Italian Nun Zhao Xiurong Passes Away at 93, Dedicated Over Sixty Years to Taiwan's Mountain Areas
Italian nun Zhao Xiurong passed away today at 93, after dedicating over sixty years to the mountainous areas of Hsinchu, Taiwan, beloved by the local community.
UK to lease Diego Garcia military base in Chagos Islands for 99 years at £165 million annually
The UK will transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius while leasing a military base for £165 million annually.
2025 Taiwan's Best French Cream Dessert Champion Emerges, Winner to Train at Ducasse Culinary School in France
The 2025 Taiwan Best French Cream Dessert Competition has concluded, with Li An-Hsin crowned champion and set to study in France.
Italian Nun Zhao Mum Passes Away at 93 After 60 Years of Service to Taiwan
Zhao Mum, an Italian nun who dedicated over 60 years to Taiwan, has passed away at 93, cherished by the local Indigenous community.
Italian Nun Zhao Xiurong Passes Away at 93 After Devoting Over 60 Years to Taiwan
Italian nun Zhao Xiurong passed away on May 30 at the age of 93 after dedicating over 60 years to Taiwan, where she was beloved by the community.
Italian Nun Zhao Mum Passes Away at 93, Dedicated Over Sixty Years to Rural Taiwan
Italian nun Zhao Mum passed away today at the age of 93, having dedicated over sixty years to rural Taiwan, earning the love of local residents.
Aqin Reveals His Wife's Fainting Incident During Cosmetic Procedure in Korea, Qi Jinjing Responds to Divorce Rumors
Aqin's wife's fainting during a cosmetic procedure in Korea sparks attention, while Qi Jinjing addresses divorce rumors, emphasizing their relationship is based on true feelings.
Giant Mural 'Peace Kinmen Island' from Kinmen Elementary School to Exhibit at Nagasaki's 80th Atomic Bomb Anniversary
Kinmen Elementary School's giant mural 'Peace Kinmen Island' will showcase in Nagasaki, expressing students' longing for peace.
Buffett Bets Big on Japan's Five Major Trading Companies, Showing Long-term Confidence
Buffett continues to bet on Japan's five major trading companies, showing his confidence in their long-term value and offering investors a solid asset allocation strategy.
National Palace Museum Southern Branch Presents 'The Beauty of Edo Ukiyo-e' Exhibition, Journey to Edo Period Tokyo
The National Palace Museum Southern Branch opens 'The Beauty of Edo Ukiyo-e' exhibition today, showcasing 218 artifacts linked to the Edo period until August 31.
New Zealand Grandma Wins $56 Million Lottery but Chooses to Keep Working
A New Zealand grandmother who won $56 million in the lottery while walking with her grandson has chosen to keep her job, leaving her family in tears.
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba Sends Congratulations at Taiwan-Japan Tourism Summit Dinner
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba sent a congratulatory video message at the Taiwan-Japan Tourism Summit dinner, emphasizing tourism cooperation between the two nations.
Osaka's Izumisano City Plans to Introduce 'Baby Box' for Newborn Safety
Izumisano City in Osaka plans to establish a 'Baby Box' to protect newborns and reduce abandonment cases.
Weekend Offers: Buy One Get One Free on Coffee Latte and Free Korean Noodles and Toilet Paper with Ice Cream Purchase
Weekend offers: Buy one get one free on coffee latte, free Korean noodles and toilet paper with ice cream purchase.