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Laptop shipments decline in February; first quarter may drop 7%
Global shipments of the top 5 notebook (NB) brands fell about 3% in February, on par with the same period last year. As brand vendors turn conservative, an international professional institution estimates that first-quarter NB shipments will decline about 7% year on year. DIGITIMES Research senior analyst Jian Peiping said that after January...
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Melon not sweet but bitter? It may be unripe or cucurbitacin at work
It is currently the season when melons hit the market, and I myself really like eating melons, because melons have a very sweet and fragrant aroma, which is a point that is very different from watermelon. But sometimes it is easy to buy melons that taste bitter, and if you pay attention...
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First Taiwan International Boat Show, organized by TAITRA, opens on May 8
(Taiwan Business News) TAITRA stated that the first "Taiwan International Boat Show" will open on May 8. Industry professionals can pre-register on the official website starting April 1 and exchange their credentials for entry; the general public can pre-order tickets at 7-11 and enjoy an early-bird discount. Organized by the Bureau of Foreign Trade of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Kaohsiung City Government...
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Toward a Green City: Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chu Visits Denmark for Observation
(Taiwan Business News) Kaohsiung Mayor Chen Chu, at the invitation of the Copenhagen city government in Denmark, the green capital, led the "2014 Green Capital Delegation" to call on the Copenhagen city government on the afternoon of the 15th, local time in Denmark, and visit the Orestad new urban district development project, accompanied by Copenhagen's chief...
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New Taipei City Mayor Eric Chu Attends Tainan Natives Gathering to Express Recognition
(Taiwan Business News) New Taipei City Mayor Eric Chu was invited on the 20th to attend the second meeting of the second term of the New Taipei City Tainan Natives Care Association. He affirmed that the association plays an important role, not only encouraging young people to care for their elders, but also holding events during major festivals each year to care for the elderly...
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School Crossing Guards Trained, Taichung Mayor Hu Chih-chiang On Hand to Cheer Them On
(Taiwan Business News) The Taichung City Government Education Bureau yesterday (the 22nd) held the second session of "Professional Training for Elementary and Junior High School Crossing Guard Volunteers" at the Chaogang City International Gourmet Restaurant, with more than 1,200 people attending. Mayor Hu Chih-chiang presented certificates of appreciation to the volunteers and also cheered them on. Mayor Hu yesterday...
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Celebrating May Day: Taichung Mayor Jason Hu Praises Model Workers
(Taiwan Business News) The Taiwan Confederation of Trade Unions held the National Model Workers Commendation Ceremony yesterday, and a total of 123 workers received commendations; Taichung Mayor Jason Hu said he was very grateful for the workers' contributions to Taiwan's economy, and that without workers, how could there be successful enterprises; and according to the past...
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Invite Mom to Rock Out Together This May Festival, Share Warm Moments Together
(Taiwan Business Daily News) Under the guidance of the Taoyuan County Government Arts and Cultural Facilities Management Center, Aibeide Cultural and Creative Co., Ltd. has moved into the rehearsal room of the Taoyuan Performance Center, in conjunction with the "Taoyuan Pop Music Talent Cultivation Base - Music Education Program," offering a series of instrument learning courses and building Taoyuan...
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Hsinchu Mayor Hsu Ming-tsai Inspects Keya Creek to Plan Green Park
(Taiwan Business News) Hsinchu Mayor Hsu Ming-tsai cares about the Keya Creek Urban Waterfront Park green space landscape improvement project. Yesterday (the 29th), he went to the site early in the morning for an on-site survey. Mayor Hsu said that the Second River Management Office is currently carrying out the Keya Creek riverbank improvement project, and he has instructed the Department of City Marketing to communicate closely with the neighborhood wardens as soon as possible...
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Hsinchu Mayor Hsu Ming-tsai Credits the Smart City TOP2 Honor to the Citizen Card
(Taiwan Business News) Hsinchu Mayor Hsu Ming-tsai said that Hsinchu City was shortlisted among the TOP7 smart cities of the 2014 Intelligent Community Forum (ICF), and the "Hsinchu Citizen Card," a small effort that achieved great results, was one of the outcomes most envied by other participating cities and most hoped to be shared. Hsu Ming-tsai yesterday (the 10th)...
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