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16092025
U.S. IPOs: A Global Passport for Taiwanese Companies

More and more Taiwanese companies have turned their attention to the U.S. capital markets. Whether on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or NASDAQ, a U.S. IPO is regarded as a decisive step toward global expansion. With its massive scale, deep liquidity, and diverse investor base, the U.S. market not only enables companies to secure higher valuations but also significantly boosts their international visibility. For many businesses, it is more than fundraising—it is an endorsement of their brand on the world stage.

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U.S. IPOs: A Global Passport for Taiwanese Companies
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05092025
When Financing Meets Decarbonization

The flow of capital is undergoing structural change as sustainable finance rises to prominence. In the past, banks and investors relied primarily on financial statements to assess risk. Today, international regulations require financial institutions to also weigh climate risks and social impacts. A company’s access to capital now depends not only on revenues and profits but also on whether its emissions data are verifiable, its sustainability disclosures are transparent, and its reporting aligns with global standards.

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When Financing Meets Decarbonization
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The New Challenges of Taiwan–Japan Cooperation in the Age of AI

Artificial intelligence has moved beyond laboratories into the daily operations of companies. Customer service responses, financial reconciliations, and supply chain monitoring are now increasingly reliant on algorithms. For both Taiwanese and Japanese enterprises, this wave is no longer just a technological option; it is a challenge that compels them to rethink governance structures and business models.

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The New Challenges of Taiwan–Japan Cooperation in the Age of AI
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08082025
From Society 5.0 to Co-Governance

In 2016, Japan introduced the Society 5.0 policy framework in its 5th Science and Technology Basic Plan, aiming to deeply integrate cyberspace and physical space through AI, IoT, and big data to address societal issues such as aging populations and frequent natural disasters, thereby improving citizens' quality of life and economic efficiency. Regions like Hokkaido, Fukushima, and Tokyo have implemented various smart city pilot programs to embody this vision.

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From Society 5.0 to Co-Governance
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25072025
A Familiar Yet Foreign Workplace — The Strengths and Struggles of Taiwanese Professionals in Japan

"I want to work abroad, but not too far from Asia." This sentiment has become increasingly common in Taiwanese job forums and career communities. Japan, once seen as a conservative choice, is now becoming a preferred destination for young Taiwanese with language skills, global outlooks, and cultural curiosity.

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A Familiar Yet Foreign Workplace — The Strengths and Struggles of Taiwanese Professionals in Japan
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11072025
From Carbon Accounting to Joint System Building

Net-zero commitments and ESG regulations are becoming the shared language of global supply chains. In recent years, mechanisms such as the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), and the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) have gradually taken effect, making carbon accounting, carbon certificates, and green procurement not just an added option, but a baseline requirement for any company that wishes to remain part of the global supply chain.

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27062025
Green Collaboration Strategies between Japanese and Taiwanese Enterprises in the ESG Era

As the impact of climate change intensifies and sustainability issues attract greater attention, countries around the world are accelerating energy transitions and the pursuit of carbon neutrality. The European Union has introduced the Net-Zero Industry Act, the United States is advancing the Clean Competition Act, while in the Asia-Pacific region, Japan’s Green Growth Strategy and Taiwan’s Energy Transition Policy are driving efforts to develop green energy and environmental technologies.

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Green Collaboration Strategies between Japanese and Taiwanese Enterprises in the ESG Era
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13062025
Can Cross-Cultural Management Rely on Unspoken Understanding?

When Japanese and Taiwanese companies sit at the same table, language is no longer the biggest barrier. Yet misalignments often emerge—in project pacing, decision-making processes, and even interdepartmental coordination. In recent years, it's become common for Taiwanese companies to expand into Japan, and for Japanese companies to scale operations in Taiwan. Both sides are no longer strangers.

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Can Cross-Cultural Management Rely on Unspoken Understanding?
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30052025
The Diminishing Allure of Japanese Employers in Taiwan

As the role of Japanese companies in Taiwan shifts—from traditionally being offshore manufacturing hubs to evolving into service-oriented, market-driven, and regional operational centers—their talent strategies are now facing structural challenges. In recent years, the attractiveness of Japanese firms to Taiwanese talent has gradually declined, not merely due to decreasing salary competitiveness, but also because their organizational culture and governance models have lagged behind the pace of change in Taiwan’s workplace environment.

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The Diminishing Allure of Japanese Employers in Taiwan
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16052025
“Did I Overstep? No Reply Means No?” — Understanding the Unspoken Rules of Communication in Japanese Workplaces

Do you truly understand what it means when someone says, “We’ll think about it”? “How do you feel about this proposal?” — “Hmm... Let me consider it.” You leave the meeting full of hope, only to hear nothing for a week, then two. What does that silence really mean?

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“Did I Overstep? No Reply Means No?” — Understanding the Unspoken Rules of Communication in Japanese Workplaces
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Differences in Organizational Hierarchies: A Comparative Look at Taiwan and Japan – From Flat Structures to Deep Hierarchies

When Taiwanese companies engage in cross-border collaboration with their Japanese counterparts, they often encounter a puzzling situation: “For the same matter, why do Japanese companies require so many layers of reporting and multiple approvals?” In this article, we will not focus on differences in language, honorifics, or meeting styles. Instead, we will delve into a deeper dimension—the cultural logic behind organizational structures and operational systems.

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Differences in Organizational Hierarchies: A Comparative Look at Taiwan and Japan – From Flat Structures to Deep Hierarchies
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18042025
From Honorifics to Decision-Making: How Taiwanese Companies Adapt to Japanese Business Culture

As economic ties between Taiwan and Japan continue to deepen, an increasing number of Taiwanese companies are entering the Japanese market in search of new growth and transformation opportunities.

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