Trump Administration Removes China Tech Waivers for Intel, Samsung, SK Hynix

Trump Administration Removes China Tech Waivers for Intel, Samsung, SK Hynix

The Trump Administration said it will revoke waivers for Samsung Electronics Co., SK Hynix Inc. and an Intel Corp. unit to use US technologies in their Chinese operations, dealing another blow to China’s access to advanced chipmaking know-how. The semiconductor companies have been operating in China under regulations that allow them to import chipmaking equipment…

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How Similar are the U.S. and Chinese Playbooks?

How Similar are the U.S. and Chinese Playbooks?

In July, both the United States and China put forward their national visions for AI development and governance through their own AI Action Plans. Washington’s plan leans into the rhetoric of AI dominance and transactional dealmaking to advance U.S. national interests. In stark contrast, Beijing has pitched the world on a vision of AI governance…

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Good News: Win a Rare $1,000 Bill While Supporting the Alan Mitchell Athletic Complex! | Local News

Good News: Win a Rare $1,000 Bill While Supporting the Alan Mitchell Athletic Complex! | Local News

{KXLG -Watertown, SD} The Arrow Education Foundation is offering a unique opportunity to support the Alan Mitchell Athletic Complex while giving participants a chance to win a rare $1,000 bill. Cris Ortmeier, Executive Director of the Arrow Education Foundation, discussed the “Win Big” fundraiser and other upcoming initiatives with KXLG… Your browser does not support…

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Global Money Chases World’s Hottest Major Stock Market in Korea

Global Money Chases World’s Hottest Major Stock Market in Korea

South Korean stocks, already this year’s best performers among the world’s major markets, are becoming a magnet for foreign investors as bold regulatory reforms to lift valuations and empower minority shareholders gain traction. Just this month, policymakers voted in favor of pivotal law changes to make board members legally accountable to all shareholders. They are…

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Korea launches investigation into pre-installed smartphone apps

Korea launches investigation into pre-installed smartphone apps

The Korea Communications Commission (KCC) has launched an investigation to determine whether pre-installed apps embedded in smartphones at the time of purchase restrict user choice by not allowing users to delete the apps. Under the Korea Telecommunications Business Act, it is prohibited for manufacturers and mobile carriers to unjustifiably prevent users from deleting pre-installed apps…

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