The China Post March 14, 2013 By Enru Lin         TAIPEI, Taiwan — The Taiwan High Court rejected an appeal by former Taisugar Chairman Wu Nai-jen (吳乃仁), upholding his three-year, 10-month prison sentence for an illegal land deal worth NT$200 million. Wu, who was Taisugar chairman in 2003 and a one-time secretary-general for...
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The China Post March 14, 2013 By Joy Lee         TAIPEI, Taiwan — National Taiwan University (NTU) said yesterday that the school will increase patrols and enforcement after discovering free sex service flyers on campus recently. According to local reports, three male NTU students founded a secret club, claiming to offer free sex...
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The China Post March 14, 2013 By Joseph Yeh TAIPEI, Taiwan — Defense Minister Kao Hua-chu (高華柱) yesterday denied that pressure from the United States is the main reason for the delay of a domestically manufactured missile project. Fielding questions during the Legislature’s Foreign Affairs and National Defense Committee yesterday, Kao said that the...
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The China Post March 14, 2013 By Ann Yu and Enru Lin TAIPEI, Taiwan — Prosecutors yesterday ruled to uphold the controversial bail decisions for three suspects in the high-profile case dubbed “Murder Cafe.” Late yesterday, prosecutors reiterated their appeals against release conditions for three men suspected of a double homicide in February. Bail...
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The China Post March 14, 2013 By Ted Chen TAIPEI, Taiwan — The Fair Trade Commission (FTC, 公平會) yesterday levied fines totaling NT$6.32 billion against nine independent power producers (IPP), on charges of having gained illegal profits. The regulator’s ruling represents the highest fines to be levied since amendments completed last year allowed it...
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