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TAIEX rises on AI optimism
TAIEX surged yesterday on Friday’s rise in Wall Street and continued optimism about the development of artificial intelligence (AI) applications fueled buying, dealers said. Semiconductor stocks have taken a breather after a recent strong rally, but buying has shifted to contract PC makers that also deploy AI servers, he said. Data from the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) showed that the electronics index rose 1.17%, the computer sub-index rose 4.03% and the semiconductor sub-index rose 0.52%. TAIEX closed at 17,084.20, up 168.66 points (1%). The main board’s turnover totaled TWD 332.014 billion (US$10.67 billion), with domestic self-investment traders net buying TWD 13.2 billion in stocks and investment trust companies netting TWD 798.27 million in stocks. Net selling, overseas institutional investors net selling stocks of NT$1.73 billion. , TWSE data showed.
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Foreigners sell 60.4 billion Taiwan dollars
In a statement yesterday, the Taiwan Stock Exchange said foreign institutional investors net sold NT$60.4 billion in domestic stocks last week after net buying NT$1.93 billion last week. The top three shares sold by foreign investors last week were Walsin Lihwa Corp, Innolux Corp and AUO Corp, while the top three shares bought were Tatung Co and Unizyx Holding. Corp and Compal Electronics Inc. As of last Friday, foreign investors had purchased NT$374.11 billion in local shares since the beginning of the year, according to the exchange. has a market capitalization of NT$21.67 trillion, accounting for 40.85% of the market capitalization.
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TSMC’s salary reaches TWD 2.33 million
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (TSMC)’s global median salary last year reached about NT$2.33 million, while the average compensation received by production employees was over NT$1 million. This was revealed in a recent report released by the company. According to the company’s sustainability report, the average monthly income of TSMC employees last year was about four times Taiwan’s minimum monthly salary of NT$25,250. Last year, the company hired 12,442 employees worldwide, 7,817 of whom found new, high-quality jobs, and offered competitive wages and incentives to maintain its talent pool, the company said. said. Against the backdrop of financial improvement, TSMC announced that the total compensation paid to its global employees last year increased by NT$74.5 billion, or 45%, to NT$239.5 billion. The report said that the turnover rate among new hires was 15% last year and the total turnover rate was 6.7%.
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E.Sun plans 150 voice ATMs
E.Sun Commercial Bank will add 150 automated teller machines (ATMs) with voice guidance for the visually impaired by the end of this year, after launching 99 similar machines last year It’s a schedule. A special keypad on the machine allows visually impaired users to find the number during transactions, the bank said. “By the end of this year, all branches of the bank will have at least one ATM for the visually impaired,” said Joseph Huang, president of E.Sun Financial Holding Co. It’s our goal,” he said. . The move is part of the bank’s efforts to build a comprehensive financial offering for its customers, he said.
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