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Biden’s $270 billion semiconductor bill to battle China isn’t that big a deal, Goldman says. Unless there’s some kind of huge ‘international conflict’

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Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen gives her remarks during the promotion ceremony of generals and officers at the Taiwanese Ministry of National Defense in December 2021.

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The CHIPS-Plus Act could flop for many reasons. A recent dip in chip demand isn’t one of them
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The CHIPS-Plus Act could flop for many reasons. A recent dip in chip demand isn’t one of them

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How Congress’s tech spending spree avoids China’s Belt and Road blunders

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Demand for chips is collapsing just as Joe Biden signs bill to jump-start more U.S. chipmaking

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Elderly widows, paycheck-to-paycheck families, and stressed caregivers lost their life savings to Celsius’ crypto collapse. Their voices deserve to be heard

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This little-known piece of semiconductor legislation might be bigger than $52 billion in subsidies or Nancy Pelosi’s Taiwan visit

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Apple chipmaker boss Mark Liu warns a Chinese invasion of Taiwan would be a disaster with only losers: ‘Why do we jump again into another trap?’

Apple chipmaker boss Mark Liu warns a Chinese invasion of Taiwan would be a disaster with only losers: ‘Why do we jump again into another trap?’

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Chipmakers may finally get their $52 billion in CHIPS Act government subsidies—but companies like Intel are not happy about some of the strings attached
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Chipmakers may finally get their $52 billion in CHIPS Act government subsidies—but companies like Intel are not happy about some of the strings attached

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Big Tech legislation is coming down to the wire. Will Americans care if it doesn’t get passed?

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Chipmakers warn that the chip boom is over—and manufacturers’ frantic stockpiling is partly to blame

Chipmakers warn that the chip boom is over—and manufacturers’ frantic stockpiling is partly to blame

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TikTok’s tricky standoff with American lawmakers is heating up. Will the U.S., China, or ByteDance blink first?

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Why crypto’s run of risky behavior makes it ripe for Washington intervention
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Why crypto’s run of risky behavior makes it ripe for Washington intervention

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Pinterest’s CEO couldn’t capitalize on the company’s biggest advantage. Can a Google executive cash in?

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TSMC chairman Mark Liu describes how the world’s largest chipmaker is reimagining the semiconductor industry
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TSMC chairman Mark Liu describes how the world’s largest chipmaker is reimagining the semiconductor industry

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