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Vol. 594 / Content

The Insidious Spread of Red Wealth

Vol. 594

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International

Ge Wenyao:

Taiwan Integral to China’s Internationalization

Kibiing Group President Ge Wenyao stresses that, even if Taiwan refused investment from Chinese enterprises, his Group would team up with Western corporations to face off against Taiwanese businesses.

International

Chinese Capital Welcomed, but with Caveats

Wealthy Chinese investors have been searching the globe for promising ventures involving established brands and advanced technologies in Europe and the United States.Yet while both regions welcome "red capital" to boost their economies, they see different risks attached.

International

Taiwan’s IC Design Sector

Ready for Chinese Investment?

Chinese investment is everywhere, but Taiwan's fabless semiconductor sector remains off limits. Some domestic IC design firms would like to see the policy change, but questions abound over whether it could be done without compromising national interests.

Politics & Society

Parliamentary Speaker Su Jia-chyuan

A Neutral Mediator?

Majority control of Taiwan’s Legislature changed for the first time this year with the victory of the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) in January, opening the door to sweeping reform. Newly elected Speaker Su Jia-chyuan, a veteran DPP politician, has pledged to end the practice of closed-door negotiations.

Politics & Society

Premier-designate Lin Chuan

The Most Inside Outsider

How did Lin Chuan, the son of mainlanders who grew up in military dependents’ villages, gain President-elect Tsai Ing-wen’s trust? In a new era marked by de facto majority rule and full accountability for the DPP, what challenges await him?

Insight

From ‘Made in China’ to ‘Owned By China’

The Insidious Spread of Red Wealth

Chinese capital is pervasive in Taiwan, much of it entering the country through legal loopholes to steal technology and poach talent. Is there any way Taiwan can manage this onslaught of "red wealth?"