Taiwan Fintech Boom
Imperative for Early Adoption by Key Japanese Financial Players
The global financial landscape is undergoing a significant shift, and for Tokyo‘s major financial institutions (JFIs) — and increasingly for Taiwanese institutional investors riding the momentum of Taiwan‘s FinTech boom..
https://giftcityadvisor.com/strategic-financial-anchor-for-japanese-institutions...
My sweet DIL got me a blind date with a book!
I'm kicking myself for tearing into it before taking a picture, but I did my best to recreate it 😄
I had never heard of this book, but it's got 100% here on Litsy!
It covers boba drinks and traditional Asian tea drinks like matcha, chai, Thai tea, turmeric tea and horchata (Mexican, Spanish).
pickThe story of a “worthless” girl, her mother, and sisters trying to survive and reunite with their paternal family after they have been abandoned in the midst of the Chinese Civil War. This is about resilience and determination and the strength of women. The end didn‘t entirely deliver but over all a good read. Full review at https://booknaround.blogspot.com/2025/06/daughters-of-shandong-by-eve-j-chung.ht...
May was another good #bookspin month! No bingos, and I didn't get to one of this month's calls, but I did finish Hidden Cities which was I believe my February #bookspin
Looking forward to the June calls 🙂
@thearomaofbooks - thanks as always for hosting!
Some more progress on #offmyshelf
Started before: I finally finished Hidden Cities! 🎉 This poor book got shunted aside for library holds and other books way more than it deserved. Anyway, done now.
Newest on tbr: The Way Home. Really enjoyed these two novellas. Peter Beagle, so no surprise there.
Gifted: Our Green Heart. Also enjoyed, and I'm happy I read a gifted book somewhat soon after getting it!
@wanderinglynn
pick#Bibliophile Day 15: #AbtAdoption #AboutAdoption of a stray fur friend who finds his humans and adopts them in turn. I found this to be a lovely story – told simply – yet with a distinct sense of place that made it pretty special. It is also a gentle reminder that being lost is not always necessarily such a bad thing, after all. My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-rlO
“Set in the night market in Taipei, Taiwan, this picturebook beautifully captures the bond that forms between a stray dog named GoGo and a lost little girl – culminating in their journey to find a home and become a family.“ Read the full review here: https://wowlit.org/on-line-publications/review/xvii-2/8/
Before I went shopping (and lemme tell you, Superstore‘s already jacked a bunch of their prices up, like JERKS. Safeway and Giant Tiger hadn‘t), Casey and I tackled the first few chapters of TAIWAN TRAVELOGUE. It‘s WORKING for me, friends. So many layers. I‘m sad I can‘t just read all day. #MFMarch
