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PALO ALTO, California -- New Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan said Thursday he recently met with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. to discuss ways to collaborate on a "win-win" situation as the U.S. chip giant struggles to ramp up its foundry business. [1]
PALO ALTO, California -- American chip giant Intel's new CEO said the company is still committed to building a foundry business despite recent setbacks and is on track to begin mass production using its proprietary 1.8-nanometer chipmaking technology... [2]
TOKYO -- Nomura Holdings and U.S. private equity fund The Carlyle Group are planning to buy Orion Breweries, the fifth-biggest beer maker in Japan. [3]
TAIPEI -- Major Taiwanese panel maker Innolux has no intention of joining parent company Hon Hai Precision Industry, better known as Foxconn Technology Group, in investing in the U.S. [4]
SINGAPORE -- China's largest insurance company by market capitalization has taken its $1 billion investment fund on a buying spree. Jonathan Larsen, CIO, Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, speaks to Nikkei Asian Review in Singapore. [5]
OSAKA -- Sharp named new executives Tuesday, reflecting the wishes of Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry, also known as Foxconn, which will become the new owner of the troubled Japanese electronics maker. [6]
TAIPEI -- China's top chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. has hired a former senior executive from its biggest rival to be its vice chairman, in a move to bolster the Chinese chip industry against U.S. [7]
TAIPEI -- Semiconductor Manufacturing International Co., China's top state-backed contract chipmaker, has placed an order for one set of extreme-ultraviolet lithography equipment, the costliest and most advanced chip production tool, to close technol... [8]
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PALO ALTO, California -- New Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan said Thursday he recently met with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. to discuss ways to collaborate on a "win-win" situation as the U.S. chip giant struggles to ramp up its foundry business.
PALO ALTO, California -- American chip giant Intel's new CEO said the company is still committed to building a foundry business despite recent setbacks and is on track to begin mass production using its proprietary 1.8-nanometer chipmaking technology
TOKYO -- Nomura Holdings and U.S. private equity fund The Carlyle Group are planning to buy Orion Breweries, the fifth-biggest beer maker in Japan.
TAIPEI -- Major Taiwanese panel maker Innolux has no intention of joining parent company Hon Hai Precision Industry, better known as Foxconn Technology Group, in investing in the U.S.
SINGAPORE -- China's largest insurance company by market capitalization has taken its $1 billion investment fund on a buying spree. Jonathan Larsen, CIO, Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, speaks to Nikkei Asian Review in Singapore.
OSAKA -- Sharp named new executives Tuesday, reflecting the wishes of Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry, also known as Foxconn, which will become the new owner of the troubled Japanese electronics maker.
TAIPEI -- China's top chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. has hired a former senior executive from its biggest rival to be its vice chairman, in a move to bolster the Chinese chip industry against U.S.
TAIPEI -- Semiconductor Manufacturing International Co., China's top state-backed contract chipmaker, has placed an order for one set of extreme-ultraviolet lithography equipment, the costliest and most advanced chip production tool, to close technol
HONG KONG -- Shares in Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry, better known as Foxconn Technology Group, rose for the third straight day on Monday in Taiwan on expectations of optimistic business forecasts at Sharp's and Hon Hai's shareholders' meetings
TOKYO -- After many twists and turns, Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer also known as Foxconn, sealed a deal on April 2 to acquire struggling Japanese electronics maker Sharp.