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Supreme Court upholds sentence for ex-Air Force officer in China leak case

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By Su Mu-chun, Lee Hsin-Yin
| Focus Taiwan Verified
Taipei, May 22 (CNA) The Supreme Court has upheld a seven-year jail sentence for an ex-Air Force officer found guilty of leaking military documents to China in exchange for money. The court rejected an appeal by Hsu Chan-cheng (許展誠) on Thursday, saying the lower court made no errors in its findings and that the sentence was appropriate, making the ruling final and unappealable.
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TSMC shares under pressure but fundamentals still sound: Analysts

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By Lee Hsin-Yin
| Focus Taiwan Verified
Taipei, May 11 (CNA) Shares of contract chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) came under pressure Monday, as selling of the stock was triggered by a report that Apple Inc. is looking to shift some orders from the Taiwanese company to Intel Corp., dealers said. Faced with downside pressure soon after the local main board opened Monday, TSMC shares dropped 2.40 percent to NT$2,235.00 (US$71.18) on the Taiwan Stock Exchange.
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Cosmetics supplier boss indicted for selling toxic Sudan dye ingredients

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By Lee Hsin-Yin
| Focus Taiwan Verified
Taipei, April 23 (CNA) The Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office on Thursday indicted the head of a cosmetics ingredient supplier accused of knowingly selling raw materials contaminated with toxic Sudan Red dyes. The man, surnamed Wu (吳), headed Yih Hong Co. Ltd., Taiwan's only importer of products from Singapore-based supplier Campo Research Pte. Ltd., prosecutors said. In July 2025, Wu was alerted by a client that a batch of raw material might contain banned Sudan Red dyes.
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