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Commercial Media| Reporter responsible editor/comprehensive report Benefiting from the AI community's counterattack and signs of easing in the US-China tariff negotiations, U.S. stocks closed strong higher on Thursday (24th), among which technology stocks performed the best. Dow Jones finished up 486.83 points and closed at 40,093.40 points; the S & P 500 rose 2

Reporter Chen Yinquan/Tainan reported that in response to the US tariff issue, President Lai Ching-te went to Anping Industrial Park on the morning of the 25th to meet with South…

Hot News reporter Chen Rui/Reported that after missing many AI opportunities, Intel announced that it would turn to independent research and development in an effort to challenge the AI chip market dominated by Huida. Hold…

With the new U.S. tariff policy, the global attitude towards green transformation is tending to wait and see. How can Taiwan respond? The Presidential Office held the fourth Climate Change Response Committee yesterday (24th). President Lai Ching-teh said that climate governance will still be strengthened. In the face of geopolitical tensions, the government will integrate "Taiwan's key and strategic resource countries...

[Comprehensive Foreign News Report Compiled by The Times by Ke Wanxiu] The United States and China have different opinions on whether the two sides have started economic and trade negotiations, which makes people confused. U.S. President Trump insisted on Thursday that he had been in contact with China and held meetings, while White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett

Tariff shocks... 37.5% of companies are determined to not raise wages, and more than 30% of office workers will be called "beggar supermen"

The Sino-US tariff war is filled with smoke, spreading to the scientific and technological war in the field of semiconductor chips. In response to the U.S."reciprocal tariff" policy, China offered a 125% counter-tariff. However, mainland media quoted sources on the 24th as saying that China customs has issued an internal notice to exempt some U.S. chips from tariffs.

The latest human agency survey shows that nearly 90% of office workers believe that the tariff war has severely affected the workplace, and nearly 40% believe that there will be no salary increase this year. Cross-analysis shows that 43% of office workers 'financial expenses are just flat, and 21% are unable to make ends meet and rely on borrowing to survive.

U.S. President Trump's recent softening of his attitude towards tariff policy, coupled with Federal Reserve officials 'remarks that interest rates might be cut in June, inspired U.S. stocks to rise. Major Asian stock markets were motivated in early trading today (25th). The Taipei stock market surged more than 500 points at the opening, hitting the 20000 mark, but then fell back. domestic law