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China Starts Probes Targeting US Semiconductor Sector
China launched two investigations targeting the US semiconductor sector ahead of planned talks between the two nations on trade and other issues. Read More
China Turns Legacy Chips Into a Trade Weapon
In the past week, China has unveiled a series of regulatory actions targeting American chipmakers. The most significant is an anti-dumping investigation into American legacy chips that power ... Read More
US Semiconductor Sector Faces Anti-Dumping Investigation By China Ahead Of Trade Discussions
In a move that could potentially affect the upcoming trade talks between China and the U.S., China has initiated two investigations against the U.S. semiconductor sector, including an anti-dumping ... Read More
Chipmakers Slide as Beijing Targets U.S. Semiconductor Firms in New Probes
Semiconductor stocks tied to the auto and industrial sectors fell sharply on Monday after China announced fresh investigations into the U.S. chip industry, coinciding with ongoing trade negotiations ... Read More
China Targets US Semiconductor Sector Ahead of Crucial Trade Talks
China's New Investigations into US Semiconductor Imports Taipei: In a significant move, China has initiated two investigations targeting the US semiconductor industry just days before high-stakes ... Read More
There is demand for Nvidia chips in China regardless of what Beijing says: Bernstein’s Stacy Rasgon

CNBC's Kristina Partsinevelos and Stacy Rasgon, Bernstein semiconductor analyst, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss China's frustration with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, if there's a risk with ... Read More
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