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Chinese Writer Fined For Violating Immigration Law

Chinese Writer Fined For Violating Immigration Law

Xiao Hongci, a visiting Chinese writer was a Wall Street financier before he devoted himself to the folk medicine. But recently, he had to face the wrath of multiple fines after he was found guilty by the Taipei City government Department of Labor of violating Taiwan's employment law, medical treatment law and immigration law.

HTC Triples Earnings and Expects Continued Growth

HTC Triples Earnings and Expects Continued Growth

Taiwan’s HTC Corp almost tripled their first-quarter earnings because of a strong demand for handsets, especially those that run on Android. The company reported on Friday that its profits were T$14.83 billion, when the forecast for profits was only T$12.99 billion.

Regular Shopping Makes You Live Longer, Says Study

Regular Shopping Makes You Live Longer, Says Study

Shopping can extend your life! As per a recent study, regular shopping can boost the survival rate in men as compared to their female counterparts.

Shopping Increases the Lifespan: Study

Shopping Increases the Lifespan: Study

A new study suggests that shopping could help you live longer and it also helps in improving health. Shopping increases the lifespan of people, and it can lift the spirit of all ages.

Scientists revealed that people who have some physical and mental health problems, but they shop daily lived longer than those who did not shop.

Taiwan Worries as Autism Spread Its Clutches

Taiwan Worries as Autism Spread Its Clutches

Autism is taking its toll all across the globe. Not a single nation is untouched with the clamor triggered by this disorder.

Autism is a spectrum disorder in which, the neural development of the person is hindered. An autistic person finds it difficult to adjust in the society normally and exhibits impairment in the social interaction and the communication skills.

An Outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease in Taiwan Leads to Ban on Meat Trade

Foot and Mouth Disease

As stated by the Council of Agriculture, nearly 1,000 pigs were spotted with blisters in their mouth at the County’s meat market on Tuesday. This is probably known as a symptom of foot-and-mouth disease. Therefore to put a control, all these pigs have been culled in the offshore county of Penghu.

Taiwanese officials warn of Poker Cards with dangerous materials

Taiwanese officials warn of Poker Cards with dangerous materials

Taiwanese officials have warned that they have found Poker Cards with dangerous levels of chemical that could be hazardous to the health of the people using them.

Taiwan Reports the First Gene That Make Bacteria Antibiotic Resistant

Taiwan Reports the First Gene That Make Bacteria Antibiotic Resistant

On Friday, the Taiwan the Centre for Disease Control Centre found that a 56-year-old Taiwanese man was infected with a gene known as NDM-1 which makes bacteria to resist most of the antibiotics. The man was operated for a kidney transplant at a hospital in Jiangxi Province in Eastern China.

Federal authorities portray Primary Global as a ‘hub’ of inside information

Federal authorities

Federal authorities have recently been portraying the 2003-launched Primary Global Research (PGR) - which has over the years earned repute among hedge funds for connecting investors with technology-industry experts – as a ‘hub’ of inside information.

Incense can Risk Children to Asthma: Study

Incense can Risk Children to Asthma: Study

A recently conducted study by researchers in Taiwan has reported that children who are exposed to burning incense on a regular basis at home are at an increased risk of developing asthma. The experts have further opined that a particular gene in people is responsible for the condition.

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