Cross-strait Youth Culture
The Post-90 Generation
The new generation of Taiwanese and Chinese youngsters born in the 1990s differs from any other that preceded it. How will they change the future on both sides of the Strait?
TPV Technology's Jason Hsuan
The Taiwanese Xi Jinping Knows Best
CEO Jason Hsuan has built TPV Technology into the world's fourth-biggest LCD TV maker, keeping profitability up in a highly competitive mature market. How has he done it?
Jason Hsuan Interview:
A Six-Month Lead Means Power
Display industry magnate Jason Hsu considers the way forward for cross-strait high-tech, the impact of a new administration in China, and the advantages Taiwan still enjoys in the game.
Michael Sandel:
A Broader Vision for Generational Justice
In this exclusive interview Harvard University professor Michael Sandel reveals the story behind his personal romance with politics, and his passion for re-establishing a place for ethics in public discourse.
The Post-90 Generation
Managing Those Difficult Young Workers
Averse to authority and often prodigal, the youngest crop of employees in Taiwan and China is giving companies grief. What managerial lessons are essential as enterprises approach the generational precipice?
The Post-90 Generation
A New Breed of Cross-strait Consumers
Accustomed to affluence, the newest generation of youth in China and Taiwan has never known a world without the Internet. Their lifestyle and consumption patterns are rewriting the retail world.