Cindy Wang is a journalist whose work spans across various news outlets, including Bloomberg News, BNN Bloomberg, Miami Herald, and Hastings Tribune Newspaper. Her articles primarily focus on political developments, particularly in Taiwan, with an emphasis on the country's relationship with China and its impact on international relations. Cindy's work has been featured in a wide range of publications, showcasing her expertise in global politics and current affairs.
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Cindy Wang's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, particularly Taiwan-China relations, presidential elections, defense, and trade. Her articles also frequently cover announcements from the government.
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By: Cindy Wang, Chien-Hua Wan
Taiwan's financial regulator has cautioned workers at its banks operating in China to be mindful of their comments, following Beijing's decision to expand laws that threaten “separatists” from the island with the death penalty.
By: Cindy Wang, Chien-Hua Wan
Taiwan’s financial regulator has cautioned workers at its banks operating in China to be mindful of their comments, following Beijing’s decision to expand laws that threaten “separatists” from the island with the death penalty.
By: Yian Lee, Cindy Wang
Taiwan will spend a record amount on defense next year, boosting its expenditure for eight straight years as it looks to deter an increasingly assertive China.
Taiwan will spend a record amount on defense next year, boosting its expenditure for eight straight years as it tries to deter an increasingly assertive China.
By: Cindy Wang, Betty Hou
Taiwan's Shin Kong Financial Holding Co. agreed to merge with a smaller rival in a deal that sets up a takeover battle for Shin Kong with another suitor,
By: Betty Hou, Cindy Wang
Taiwan’s Shin Kong Financial Holding Co. agreed to merge with a smaller rival in a deal that sets up a takeover battle for Shin Kong with another suitor, CTBC Financial Holding Co.
By: Betty Hou, Cindy Wang
(Bloomberg) -- Taiwan's Shin Kong Financial Holding Co. agreed to merge with a smaller rival in a deal that sets up a takeover battle for Shin Kong with another suitor, CTBC Financial Holding Co.
By: Yee Ong, Cindy Wang
Taiwan will send representatives to Europe next month to discuss its local-content policy for wind farms following a European Union request for dispute-settlement talks at the World Trade Organization.
By: Yian Lee, Cindy Wang
Taiwan said Chinese chip companies are “illegally poaching” talent and trade secrets, underscoring the heated global rivalry to develop the key technology used in phones, cars and artificial intelligence.
By: Yian Lee, Cindy Wang
Taiwan said Chinese chip companies are “illegally poaching” talent and trade secrets, underscoring the heated global rivalry to develop the key technology used in phones, cars and artificial intelligence.
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