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Vice President Kamala Harris emphasizes American manufacturing jobs and innovation during her visit to Hemlock Semiconductor Next Gen Facility in Michigan.

Taiwan Semiconductor stock fell Monday following news reports that the company may have violated trade restrictions with China.

Former Intel directors called the government to use its $20 billion CHIPS funding to force the company to split into two.

With AI demand rising, these three top-rated stocks could be enticing picks for investors to capitalize on the tech boom.

The U.S. semiconductor industry is relying on government funding through the CHIPS Act to restore its chip manufacturing prowess. The jury is out.

'This simplistic solution ignores the existence of Moore’s Law—and would be bad for Intel and the United States.'

With interest rate cuts and China’s stimulus fueling growth, emerging market stocks are gaining momentum. As the global landscape evolves, now might be an opportune time to consider investing in fundamentally sound companies like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSM), Infosys Limited (INFY), and Deutsche Bank (DB). Read on….

The Japanese giant is looking to the wider world to market its semiconductor manufacturing tools, as well as diversifying into other high-tech areas

Taiwanese chipmaking giant TSMC halted shipments to a customer this month after its semiconductors were sent to China's Huawei, a Taipei government official told AFP, potentially breaching US sanctions.