Taipei, Aug. 4 (CNA) – The lead stories in major Taiwan dailies on Tuesday cover a range of topics from legal obligations in the Taisugar oil controversy to changes in stock trading rules.
The United Daily News reports that the High Prosecutors Office director said reporting toxic oil is a legal obligation amid the Taisugar controversy.
The China Times and Economic Daily News both highlight the shortening of the cooling-off period for disposition stocks to five days, with the Commercial Times noting that liquidity is expected to increase 1.5-fold.
The Liberty Times reports that China's 'Taiwan Youth e-Home' platform will be blocked to prevent personal data of Taiwanese youth from being sent directly to the Taiwan Affairs Office, according to an official.
The Taipei Times says the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) will train 'united front' awareness.
Source: focustaiwan.tw
