Wednesday, January 13, 2016

the island has eased the restrictions

Earlier this year, Digital Lumens was named a "Best Place to Work" by Boston Business Journal and also received a "Boston Green Business Award" from Mayor Thomas A. Menino.

Recently, Taiwan Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) began its fourth-time review of restrictions on Island’s Investments by Mainland Chinese as the basis of whether or not to allow mainland Chinese investors to hold more stakes in the island’s high-tech firms.

The ministry is assessing the feasibility of conditionally allowing mainland Chinese investors to hold more stakes in the island’s three strategic hi-tech industries, including semiconductor, LCD panel and LED manufacturing.

Date back to 2008, the island has eased the restrictions, in three stages, on inbound investments by mainland Chinese investors along with the improving relationship between Taiwan and the mainland.on June 1, 2009, the island has taken its first-stage liberalization, opening 205 industrial sectors to mainland Chinese investors.

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