Stories from Taipei · Taiwan

Aierli Group announced it will establish a NT$100 million member guarantee trust fund next Monday. This fund will be jointly supervised and managed by professional lawyers and accountants, with progress regularly explained to the public.

Even if one genuinely believes the item is ownerless, the original owner could still pursue a theft accusation.

BCC News Taiwan discussed that finding a lost phone and failing to return it to the owner or police could constitute a crime under criminal law.

Prosecutors and judges may not accept excuses for failing to return such a phone, potentially leading to theft charges.

An individual took an item, believing it to be a "gift from God." A department or bureau subsequently reported the case, leading authorities to locate a person referred to as "Old Wang." The broadcast ended before detailing Old Wang's further actions.

Authorities located a suspect, identified as Old Wang, after an incident where he reportedly took property, believing it was a gift. Police traced and found a suspect, identified as 'Old Wang,' after a report was filed regarding property that was cut and taken away.

Food tycoon Jiang Ge's company received a "Japanese Silver-Friendly Mark" for its beltfish product. The beltfish product was developed and sold well, leading to exports to Japan.

Taiwan's Legislative Yuan is debating military purchase amounts, with the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) proposing 1.25 trillion and 800 billion New Taiwan Dollars.

The book 'Taiwan Travelogue,' written by Yang Shangzu and translated by Lin King, has been shortlisted for a literary prize. The prize, worth almost $70,000, is shared equally between the writer and the translator.

Experts in Taiwan are discussing the efficacy and potential for over-medicalization regarding low-dose CT scans for lung cancer. The discussion in Taiwan includes whether promoting low-dose CT scans leads to over-medicalization, with many small nodules being quickly removed.