TSMC's shares closed 6.5% higher on Friday in Taipei, cementing its position as Asia's most valuable listed company

Beijing said it would not give up on achieving “reunification” after presidential candidate Lai Ching-te’s poll win earned his party a third term

Vice-presidential candidates clashed with one blaming the ruling DPP for provoking Beijing and forcing the chip giant to invest overseas

Taiwan’s National Security Bureau Director-General warned Beijing will employ a range of tactics to frighten the island’s voters ahead of its January elections

China unveiled steps to turn Fujian, which sits opposite Taiwan, into a zone for integrated development with the island but Taipei has rejected the idea

The Taiwanese chip giant is considering setting up a second fab in Japan, and adding capacity to an $8.6 billion plant already under construction in the country

Tokyo has sent a defence ministry official to assist a role in Taipei usually undertaken by a sole retired military officer to avoid riling China

State media reported Beijing will back cross-strait capital cooperation and look to set up an integration development fund

TSMC has previously blamed a "lack" of skilled workers for the slow pace of the fab's construction and also lobbied to bring more Taiwanese workers to help finish work the site

The world's largest contract chipmaker said last week it was unable to fulfil customer demand driven by the surge in AI services

Tokyo has hiked its planned military spending by 60% over the next five years as it reacts to increasing threats from Beijing

Biden says Blinken did a "hell of a job" in China, after Secretary of State said US does not support independence for Taiwan, and pressed China to remain 'vigilant' of firms giving arms to Russia