Every week, we'll select Taiwan's five business news from the previous week for your review.
〔Focus Taiwan〕Taiwan looks to help Europe build chip supply chain: Official
Taiwan looks forward to helping facilitate Europe's ability to manufacture its own chips and build secure supply chains, Deputy Foreign Minister François Wu (吳志中) said Friday.
〔Focus Taiwan〕Starlux launches codeshare services with Alaska Airlines
Starlux Airlines announced Friday that the company has partnered with Alaska Airlines to launch codeshare services, allowing passengers to book connecting flights to eight U.S. cities from Seattle via its official website.
〔Taiwan News〕India Taipei Association organizes Asia-Pacific Traditional Arts Festival
This year’s festival features various interpretations of the Indian epic Ramayana through performances. The story originated in India and spread to Southeast Asia and beyond, becoming a shared cultural heritage and symbol of common values for many regional countries, the India Taipei Association (ITA) said. Performers from India, Thailand, Indonesia, Cambodia, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Taiwan will present unique perspectives and artistic expressions of this classic Indian epic.
〔Taiwan News〕National Palace Museum's breathtaking exhibition co-curates with High Jewelry Maison
In an unprecedented collaboration, the National Palace Museum presents "Beauty Speaks for Itself" (大美不言), a breathtaking exhibition that brings together masterpieces from three of the world's most esteemed cultural institutions.
〔TaiwanPlus〕Foxconn Sees Record Q3 Sales on AI Services Boom
Taiwanese manufacturing giant Foxconn has reported record third-quarter sales, with around US$58 billion in revenue off the back of AI services and the launch of the new iPhone.
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