Tong Yang Group

Raymond Wu Ups the Ante in China

Despite lackluster returns, Tong Yang is determinedly pouring its resources into new factories in China, with a single goal in mind: rising to the status of Tier 1 supplier for the world’s top carmakers.

From imitator to international manufacturer

Decoding Chery's Success

Eight years after its first "mitation" of a Spanish car hit the streets, Chery has emerged as China’s seventh largest carmaker, rivaling Taiwan’s entire output. How did Chery do it?

Taiwanese Parts Suppliers

Tooling Up for China's Car Boom

China is rapidly becoming the world’s biggest auto production and consumption market. How will Taiwanese businesses with an established footing in the mainland compete for a piece of the pie?

Kingston Technology President John Tu

Changing the lives of 150 American Students

John Tu and his company, Kingston Technology, have long been the stuff of legends. Now, having drawn the attention of Hollywood, another of Tu’s legends is showing in theaters all over the world.

High-speed Rail

Nita Ing's Decade of Determination

Nita Ing has overseen the completion of Taiwan’s first high-speed rail line, a project that brought her both fame and blame, as she stood her ground in a corporate and political world still dominated by men.

Taiwan's Helicopter Parent

Taiwan’s six million "Helicopter parents" are hovering, their noses in everything involving their kids. And while their influence is expanding, their impact may not be for the better.