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Taipei 101 is topped by a spire, and the base of the building has a huge shopping mall, which extends from the basement up to the fourth floor. The 45-meter tall atrium on the fourth floor contains a plaza with simulated streets and surroundings.


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TAIPEH, Taiwan – Taiwanese businessmen are using foreign-registered firms to invest in China, according to a top government official here said.


Thomas M.F. Yeh, Council for Economic Planning and Development vice chairman, told The STAR that about 20 to 30 million people are employed in companies operated by the Taiwanese in China.


"Taiwanese money in the Virgin Islands are being invested in China," he said.


Yeh said cross-straits (between Taiwan and China) trade amounted to $76.4 billion in 2005.


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Thomas M.F. Yeh, Council for Economic Planning and Development vice chairman, told The STAR that about 20 to 30 million people are employed in companies operated by the Taiwanese in China.


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Taiwan hikes workers’ minimum pay – DOLE

By Sheila Crisostomo | April 7, 2013 - 12:00am

Taiwan’s legislative authority, the Executive Yuan, has raised the monthly minimum wage of workers there from NT$18,780...

Headlines

Taiwan here and now

By Mauro Dionisio | March 11, 2007 - 12:00am

As the high speed elevator zoomed to the top floor of the world’s tallest building, it felt like we were on an airplane during takeoff: we reached the 101st...

Starweek Magazine

Taiwanese traders invest in China under foreign-registered firms

By Mauro Dionisio | January 31, 2007 - 12:00am

TAIPEH, Taiwan – Taiwanese businessmen are using foreign-registered firms to invest in China, according to a top government official here said. Thomas M.F. Yeh, Council for Economic Planning and Development...

Business