For so long, the United States dominated the microchip market. But a new player, the Chinese regime, is pushing for competition. How are they doing it? They do so by stealing trade secrets and throwing money at the issue. But there are still more components to consider. How does Taiwan play into this? What does…
China Is Losing Microchip War to the United States; How the CCP Tries to Catch Up
August 10, 2021
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South Korea to Release Samsung Scion on Parole
SEOUL, South Korea—South Korea will release billionaire Samsung scion Lee Jae-yong on parole this week after he spent 18 months in prison for his role in a massive corruption scandal that triggered nationwide protests and led to the ouster of the country’s previous president. The announcement Monday by the Justice Ministry, which came with a…
Walmart To Give 740,000 US Store Workers Free Samsung Phones
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South Korea Seeks Tax Cuts for US Investment by Firms Such as Samsung
May 22, 2021
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SEOUL—South Korea requested from the United States incentives such as tax deductions and infrastructure construction to ease the U.S. investment of Korean firms including leading chipmaker Samsung Electronics, its presidential office said on Friday. South Korean President Moon Jae-in, in Washington for a summit with U.S. President Joe Biden, told a gathering of U.S. Secretary…
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Samsung Electronics on Thursday raised its planned investment in non-memory chips to 171 trillion won ($151 billion) through 2030, joining a rush of firms ramping up investments amid a global semiconductor shortage. Countries have also been working to bolster chip supply chains as the chip shortage affects production in industries such as autos. South Korea…
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The Labor Department says January’s unemployment rate is down to 6.3% from 6.7% in December. Where are the job opportunities? NTD talks to Julia Pollak, a labor economist with Zip Recruiter. Why are car markers shutting down plants? NTD talks to an auto industry expert about the unprecedented computer chip shortage. Google tries to make…
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