No, Yahoo originated in California. The founders were Jerry Yang and David Filo. (Yang is a Taiwanese-born American though) While electrical engineering students at Stanford, Yang and Filo and created a directory of other sites as a personal project. This later came to be known as Yahoo when word spread through the school about the database and interest peaked.
Yahoo uses the same basic website in Taiwan that it does in other countries. The address is changed to include "tw", which designates the Mandarin version of the website. This version of Yahoo has articles and features tailored towards users in Taiwan.
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It is originated by HTC in Taiwan.
Components originate in various countries in the Far East. Taiwan and China are the big suppliers for most brands.
The Chinese Elm originates from Taiwan, Korea, China, and Japan.
Don't think so
2357.tw on yahoo finance (finance.yahoo.com), that is the Taiwan stock exchange. that is all i could find.
The Thao originated in Taiwan. The Thao are indigenous people of this country. One can get more information about the Thao people by consulting Wikipedia.
You can translate the Yahoo! Taiwan page to English using online translating websites such as Babylon and Google. Google also offers an extension for both Chrome and Firefox that will automatically translate full pages into whatever language you choose.