houses the Museum of World Religions in Yonghe District. Sports Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League has a professional baseball team, Fubon Guardians, based in New Taipei City. New Taipei City also has two professional basketball teams, the New Taipei Kings of the T1 League and the New Taipei CTBC DEA of the P. League+. Below is a list of recent sporting events held by the city: 2010 BWF Super Series Finals 2013 World Baseball Classic – Qualifier 4 2016 International Children's Games: the first major international sports event held by New Taipei City. 2017 Asian Baseball Championship (Co-hosted with Taipei) 2018 AFC Futsal Championship (Co-hosted with Taipei) 2025 Summer World Masters Games: New Taipei City will co-host the international multi-sport event with Taipei. Recurring major sporting events held by the city: New Taipei City Wan Jin Shi Marathon: the first and only IAAF Silver Label marathon race in Taiwan. Mercuries Taiwan Masters William Jones Cup New Taipei City is home to the Banqiao Stadium and Xinzhuang Baseball Stadium. Economy Due to its strategic location, New Taipei City is the second major city of business industries after Taipei, with over 250,000 privately owned companies (Including Acer Computers Inc.) and 20,000 factories scattered around five industrial parks with a total capital of NT$1.8 trillion. There are also many high technology industry, service industry and tourism industry, contributing a significant amount of GDP to Taiwan. The five major industries in the city are information technology (IT), telecommunications, digital contents, biotechnology and precision instruments. The city is among the top three cities in the global market in terms of IT product production volume, securing more than 50% of the global market share for products such as motherboards, notebooks, LCD monitors and CRT monitors. Creative industries New Taipei City is also filled with many cultural and creative industries, such as pottery in Yingge District, Liuli industry in Tamsui District, drum industry in Xinzhuang District, dye industry in Sanxia District, noble metal processing industry in Ruifang District, sky lantern industry in Pingxi District, etc. The Taiwan Film Culture Center is planned to be built in Xinzhuang District for the key resource of the development of film industries in Taiwan. The Knowledge Industry Park is also planned to be built in the same district to encourage the clustering and expansion of digital content companies and will help turn the city into a virtual digital entertainment park. Logistic