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A former Samsung Electronics Co executive allegedly stole blueprints and designs to try and replicate an entire semiconductor plant in China, Korean prosecutors said in outlining an unusual attempt to establish world-class chipmaking capabilities in the world’s No 2 economy.

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin said on Sunday that his recent visits to Singapore and Japan were meant to invite industrialists in person to invest in Tamil Nadu.

The US CHIPS Act, the measure that oversees the distribution of around $280 billion in funding for semiconductor-related pursuits, may not have as secure a funding guarantee as previously thought.

The Mysore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI) in association with ASSOCHAM and Government of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates (UAE), will be organizing One to One meetings with senior officials from Hamriyah Free Zone in UAE in Mysuru on June 12 and 13 for the benefit of Indian companies wishing…

Nearly two years after the enactment of a law that guarantees their salaries and service conditions, the employees of several self-financing engineering colleges in Kerala continue to face an uphill battle for their emoluments.

Machines in coastal city of Ako, are located in an area that experts say is vulnerable to a future powerful earthquake

S.M. Krishna, the flamboyant former Chief Minister of Karnataka credited with sowing the seeds of the tech boom, recalls the transformation of Bengaluru from a ‘pensioners’ paradise’ into the ‘Silicon Valley of India’, and the descent into a messy metropolis, in an interview with The Hindu

The Digital Industry Sentiment Index rose above the threshold of 50 in the first quarter for the first time in 12 months, reaching a three-year high, according to a survey by the Digital Economy Promotion Agency (Depa).

Samsung has confirmed its upcoming summer Unpacked event will take place in South Korea, marking the country's importance.

Thailand's e-marketplace players are shifting to profitability after almost a decade of losses, attributed to cautious spending, operating adjustments and increasing service fees.

Leading chip maker Intel (INTC) reported poor first quarter 2023 results, with declining revenue and rising losses. Despite its long-standing reputation, the company seems to be struggling to keep up with its competitors. Hence, I think this fundamentally weak stock might be best avoided. Read more.