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Not enough cars to sell: February auto market falls into recession
With old and new models facing a transition, domestic automakers fell into the predicament of having no cars to sell in February, causing Yulon Nissan Motor and Hotai Motor to see sharp revenue declines. Institutional investors believe that after the new models are launched, Taiwan's auto market is expected to gain another wave of momentum. Hotai Motor reported consolidated revenue for February of NT$...
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South Korea's two major phone makers to battle it out in Taiwan market next week
The Korean brands Samsung and LG have coincidentally chosen the same day to unveil their new products in Taiwan, with the Galaxy S5 and LG G Pro 2 set to duel on the island on the 19th. Samsung and LG previously announced their 2014 flagship phones around the time of the Mobile World Congress (MWC). To grab Taiwan's attention first, next...
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Hypermarkets add agricultural and livestock product sections to combat price hikes
The Consumer Protection Committee of the Executive Yuan said yesterday that starting on the 15th, 5 major hypermarkets (RT-Mart, Carrefour, PX Mart, Ai-Mai, and Songqing) have successively added brand-name agricultural and livestock products such as rice, meat, and canned fish to their anti-price-hike sections. The Economics Committee of the Legislative Yuan yesterday arranged for the Council of Agriculture...
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Taipei Housing Market in January: Small and Medium-Sized Units Dominate
The Taipei City Department of Land Administration yesterday released January actual price registration information, with units under 40 ping (small to medium-sized) accounting for the majority, and prices mainly ranging from NT$5 million to NT$20 million. The Taipei City Department of Land Administration announced a total of 3,899 actual price registration records for January, including sales, rentals...
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Unimicron officially enters the Central China market
Unimicron announced the signing of an investment contract with the People's Government of Huangshi City, Hubei Province, mainland China, to develop new-type electronic components and other various types of printed circuit boards or electronics-related products. In recent years, Unimicron has been laying out an all-round presence in the mainland China market. In addition to Shenzhen, Guangdong and Su...
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How to Eat Avocado and Its Benefits: Truly Healthy or Just Marketing?
Introduction: The avocado's huge sales in China are not just because of its high looks and health value, but because multinational agribusiness trade capital is working hard to weave a beautiful story to brainwash consumers. But as for the truth that the avocado production process is full of blood and sweat, of course they
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HTC aggressively pursues the mainland market, mid-range phone sales exceed one million units
HTC has sounded the call for a counterattack in the mainland's mid-range phone segment. Desire 816 pre-orders surpassed one million units within 10 days, and the first batch of 10,000 units sold on WeChat was snapped up within 1 minute, showing strong momentum in the mainland market. HTC is counterattacking in the mainland, demonstrating boldness in the mid-range market. This year globally...
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Samsung Remains the Leader in Smartphone Market Share
According to a survey, in Taiwan, China's smartphone market last year, Samsung remained the leader, while HTC and Sony took 2nd and 3rd places respectively. Apple showed high growth, taking the No. 1 spot in Taiwan, China's smartphone market share in the fourth quarter of last year. According to IDC (International Data Corporation)...
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TAITRA delegation arrives in Brazil to expand automotive and hardware markets
TAITRA Vice Chairman Shan Chi led the "2014 Central and South America Niche Industry Trade Mission," which recently held trade discussions in Sao Paulo, Brazil, to promote niche industries such as auto parts, electronic products, hardware and machinery. The discussions were opened by Shan Chi, ROC Representative to Brazil...
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Trade in Services Agreement Still Unresolved, Foreign Investors Worry Stock Market Will Be Hit
The wave of anti-trade-in-services protests continues to confront the government. Taiwan stocks fell nearly 100 points on the 20th. Foreign investors and investment advisors are generally unhappy about it, and coupled with noise in international stock markets, there are worries that the index, under the disturbance of domestic troubles, will find it hard to regain momentum. Amid the anti-trade-in-services atmosphere in Taiwan, there exists both emotional and substantive opposition to mainland China...
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