Taiwan to help companies relocate to US following Trump tariffs
Taiwan will support companies that plan to relocate to the United States, including helping them find partners, the economy ministry said on Monday, outlining assistance it will offer after U.S. President Donald Trump's new tariffs.
The region's economic ministry said its setting up a consultation hotline and consultation services for affected firms.
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