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relates to US Chips Act Success Rests on Materials It Excludes
opinion
US Chips Act Success Rests on Materials It Excludes
By Brooke Sutherland
A supply chain is only as strong as its weakest link, and the US can’t build semiconductors without chemicals.
November 17, 2023
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markets
U.S. CREDIT WEEK AHEAD: Rout Clouds Corporate Bond Sales Outlook
By David Caleb Mutua
Wall Street expects bond issuance from blue-chip firms to be light -- or even non-existent -- next week, as borrowing costs surge and recession fears mount.
June 18, 2022
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markets
JPMorgan’s Michele Wants Fed Half-Point Hike to Spur Risk Assets
By Finbarr Flynn
February 17, 2022
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technology
Chipmakers Fall as Outlooks From Intel, Lam Research Disappoint
By Ryan Vlastelica
January 27, 2022
relates to Chipmakers Are Outspending Governments: Fully Charged
technology
Chipmakers Are Outspending Governments: Fully Charged
By Debby Wu
Hi all, it’s Debby in Taipei. Chips require a gargantuan investment and companies are willing to pay it. But first…
January 18, 2022
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business
Companies Caught in Middle of China-U.S. Spat Retreat to Hong Kong
By Manuel Baigorri
Hello, it’s Manuel here in Hong Kong—welcome to the Bloomberg Deals newsletter. Today I’m recapping the problems for firms that want to sell shares to both U.S. and Chinese investors. There’s also more potential dealmaking from French billionaire Patrick Drahi on the cards.Today's top stories
December 15, 2021
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technology
U.S. Chip Act Should Include Foreign Firms, Trade Group Says
By Debby Wu
A major trade group urged Washington to make a $52 billion grant for the semiconductor industry available to foreign companies as well as domestic ones.
December 7, 2021
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markets
SoftBank’s Arm Deal Gets More Enticing, Even With Major Hurdles
By Ian King
The money that SoftBank Group Corp. stands to reap from selling Arm Ltd. has climbed by more than $10 billion since the deal was forged last year, giving the Japanese company extra motivation to press ahead with the transaction despite growing regulatory opposition.
August 10, 2021
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technology
How Chinese Chip Giant SMIC Can Evade Trump’s Newest Crackdown
By Ian King, Peter Martin, Debby Wu, and Yuan Gao
Donald Trump’s latest headline-grabbing action against China is aimed at negating the Asian power’s push toward self-sufficiency in the $400 billion semiconductor industry. But its effectiveness is being questioned almost before the ink is dry, according to a growing chorus of voices in Washington and interviews with Chinese technology executives.The U.S. is blacklisting Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. along with more than 60 of its peers deemed a threat to national security, dep
December 22, 2020
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markets
When a $5 Billion Loss Brings a $50 Billion Gain: Taking Stock
By Brad Olesen
Only in Tech-Landia.
April 25, 2019