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Taiwan Stocks Tumble in Wake of US Midterms

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By Justin Wu, Ted Chen
| TaiwanPlus
After weeks of declines... it's another black Friday for Taiwan’s stock market as one blue chip stock after another drops. The benchmark index, the Taiex, plunged more than 3,700 points at the open, the biggest single day drop on record. Although it later recovered some of those losses, it still closed down 4.5 percent, at under 40,000 points. The government is moving quickly to reassure the public.
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Tokyo Claw Machines Turn Daily Necessities Into Arcade Prizes

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By Ryan Wu, Ted Chen
| TaiwanPlus
On the southern outskirts of Tokyo, claw machines once stuffed with toys and gadgets are now filled with eggs, detergent and bags of rice. It’s a trend linked to the country’s economy. Two-percent inflation rates in recent months have been a shock for a country used to decades of stagnant or falling prices. So as rising costs weigh on households, consumers are now turning to claw machines for necessities.
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Mbappé Faces China Backlash After Referring to Mao as a “Dictator”

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By Scott Huang, Ted Chen, Yvonne S. Yang
| TaiwanPlus
Published 10/28/2026 17:10 Updated 10/28/2026 17:15 By Scott Huang/Ted Chen/Yvonne Yang French football star Kylian Mbappé is facing backlash in China after referring to late Chinese leader Mao Zedong as a “dictator” during an online talk show. The Real Madrid forward was discussing viral memes when he described an image showing his face edited onto Mao’s body. China’s foreign ministry said remarks that hurt the feelings of the Chinese people would be met with societal resistance.
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