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US Tariffs Fuel China's Tech Ascent
US tariffs on Chinese goods, intended to curb China's economic growth, paradoxically accelerated its technological advancement, boosting its R&D spending to 2.64% of GDP in 2023 and leading to significant gains in semiconductor production and AI development.
US Tariffs Fuel China's Tech Ascent
US tariffs on Chinese goods, intended to curb China's economic growth, paradoxically accelerated its technological advancement, boosting its R&D spending to 2.64% of GDP in 2023 and leading to significant gains in semiconductor production and AI development.
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48% Bias Score
Mixed Asian Equities: Pakistan Plunges Amidst India Conflict, China Markets Rise
Overnight, Asian equities showed mixed results; Northeast Asia outperformed Southeast Asia. Pakistan's market fell 6.7% due to conflict with India, while China's markets rose after interest rate cuts and economic support, reaching pre-Liberation Day levels. Mainland investors sold a net -$306 millio...
Mixed Asian Equities: Pakistan Plunges Amidst India Conflict, China Markets Rise
Overnight, Asian equities showed mixed results; Northeast Asia outperformed Southeast Asia. Pakistan's market fell 6.7% due to conflict with India, while China's markets rose after interest rate cuts and economic support, reaching pre-Liberation Day levels. Mainland investors sold a net -$306 millio...
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40% Bias Score
STMicroelectronics Announces 1,000 Job Cuts in France
STMicroelectronics plans to cut about 1,000 jobs in France voluntarily, following a global announcement of up to 2,800 job reductions, amidst a slowdown in the electric vehicle market and internal shareholder conflicts, despite receiving substantial government subsidies.
STMicroelectronics Announces 1,000 Job Cuts in France
STMicroelectronics plans to cut about 1,000 jobs in France voluntarily, following a global announcement of up to 2,800 job reductions, amidst a slowdown in the electric vehicle market and internal shareholder conflicts, despite receiving substantial government subsidies.
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48% Bias Score
Nvidia's China Export Loss Triggers Market Sell-Off Amidst Unexpectedly Strong Chinese Growth
Nvidia's profit warning, projecting a \$5.5 billion loss from China export restrictions, caused significant drops in US and Asian stock markets, while China reported unexpectedly strong Q1 growth (5.4%), despite trade war concerns and lowered growth forecasts from major banks.
Nvidia's China Export Loss Triggers Market Sell-Off Amidst Unexpectedly Strong Chinese Growth
Nvidia's profit warning, projecting a \$5.5 billion loss from China export restrictions, caused significant drops in US and Asian stock markets, while China reported unexpectedly strong Q1 growth (5.4%), despite trade war concerns and lowered growth forecasts from major banks.
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40% Bias Score
Intel Stock Reaches Key Support Level Amidst Negative Growth
Intel's stock (INTC) has reached a key support level near \$20, showing resilience after a recent drop, presenting a potential value opportunity despite facing negative growth and competing with high-growth rivals like AMD and Nvidia; however, investors should consider the risk of extended consolida...
Intel Stock Reaches Key Support Level Amidst Negative Growth
Intel's stock (INTC) has reached a key support level near \$20, showing resilience after a recent drop, presenting a potential value opportunity despite facing negative growth and competing with high-growth rivals like AMD and Nvidia; however, investors should consider the risk of extended consolida...
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56% Bias Score
STMicroelectronics to Cut 2,800 Jobs Amidst Financial Difficulties
STMicroelectronics announced plans to cut up to 2,800 jobs globally by 2027 to reduce operating expenses by €288-€345 million, following a 23.2% revenue drop in 2024 to €12.5 billion, as part of a broader transformation plan focusing on key semiconductor technologies and AI-driven productivity impro...
STMicroelectronics to Cut 2,800 Jobs Amidst Financial Difficulties
STMicroelectronics announced plans to cut up to 2,800 jobs globally by 2027 to reduce operating expenses by €288-€345 million, following a 23.2% revenue drop in 2024 to €12.5 billion, as part of a broader transformation plan focusing on key semiconductor technologies and AI-driven productivity impro...
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48% Bias Score
US Tariffs Fuel China's Tech Ascent
US tariffs on Chinese goods, intended to curb China's economic growth, paradoxically spurred massive investments in domestic technology, leading to significant advancements in semiconductors, AI, and quantum computing, resulting in a rapidly evolving global tech landscape.
US Tariffs Fuel China's Tech Ascent
US tariffs on Chinese goods, intended to curb China's economic growth, paradoxically spurred massive investments in domestic technology, leading to significant advancements in semiconductors, AI, and quantum computing, resulting in a rapidly evolving global tech landscape.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Trade War Roils Global Currencies
US President Trump's trade policies triggered an 8% surge in Taiwan's currency against the US dollar in two days, prompting its central bank to deny rumors of currency manipulation. Hong Kong spent a record \$7.8 billion to maintain its currency peg to the dollar, highlighting the global impact of t...
Trump's Trade War Roils Global Currencies
US President Trump's trade policies triggered an 8% surge in Taiwan's currency against the US dollar in two days, prompting its central bank to deny rumors of currency manipulation. Hong Kong spent a record \$7.8 billion to maintain its currency peg to the dollar, highlighting the global impact of t...
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56% Bias Score
US Chip Export Controls Boost Chinese AI Rivals
US export controls on advanced microprocessors, particularly Nvidia's H20 GPUs, are creating a $5.5 billion loss for Nvidia and boosting Chinese AI chip makers like Huawei and Cambricon, who are seeing increased investment despite technological and manufacturing limitations.
US Chip Export Controls Boost Chinese AI Rivals
US export controls on advanced microprocessors, particularly Nvidia's H20 GPUs, are creating a $5.5 billion loss for Nvidia and boosting Chinese AI chip makers like Huawei and Cambricon, who are seeing increased investment despite technological and manufacturing limitations.
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44% Bias Score
Nvidia Faces $5.5 Billion Loss from US China Chip Export Ban
Nvidia anticipates a $5.5 billion loss in Q1 2024 due to US export restrictions on its H20 AI chips sold to China, impacting national security and prompting Nvidia to consider shifting production to the US.
Nvidia Faces $5.5 Billion Loss from US China Chip Export Ban
Nvidia anticipates a $5.5 billion loss in Q1 2024 due to US export restrictions on its H20 AI chips sold to China, impacting national security and prompting Nvidia to consider shifting production to the US.
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36% Bias Score
Intel Names New CEO to Turn Around Struggling Tech Giant
Intel appointed Lip-Bu Tan, a 65-year-old veteran of the semiconductor industry and venture capital, as its new CEO on March 12th, 2025, to address significant losses, strategic errors, and intense competition from Nvidia and AMD, after a 50% stock drop in 2024 and over 15,000 job cuts; the market r...
Intel Names New CEO to Turn Around Struggling Tech Giant
Intel appointed Lip-Bu Tan, a 65-year-old veteran of the semiconductor industry and venture capital, as its new CEO on March 12th, 2025, to address significant losses, strategic errors, and intense competition from Nvidia and AMD, after a 50% stock drop in 2024 and over 15,000 job cuts; the market r...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Announces $1.5 Trillion in US Investments, but Claims Face Scrutiny
President Trump announced over $1.5 trillion in new US investments from companies including Apple, Softbank, and TSMC, attributing the surge to his import tariffs; however, experts suggest many of these investments were planned prior to his administration.
Trump Announces $1.5 Trillion in US Investments, but Claims Face Scrutiny
President Trump announced over $1.5 trillion in new US investments from companies including Apple, Softbank, and TSMC, attributing the surge to his import tariffs; however, experts suggest many of these investments were planned prior to his administration.
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64% Bias Score
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