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Chips are among the products the US needs the most, Taiwan's central bank chief noted, adding, ‘they design them and we make them'
Every business headed by Musk, including Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink, social media platform X and artificial intelligence startup xAI has intersections with the federal US government
Experts say Donald Trump's approach carbon markets remains unknown, but his policy decisions could bring both uncertainty and a bit of hope
The tax credit rules were aimed at lowering the US' reliance on China's supply chains and could hurt America's hope of becoming a ‘global leader' in electric vehicles, critics say
G20 nations have reached a ‘fragile consensus’ on the issue of climate finance for developing countries, diplomats say
A recent deal on a UN-backed carbon market promises to move billions of dollars for climate action, but it will first need to win over sceptics
China's announcement last week on ending export tax rebate means exporters of affecting products — ranging from aluminium to used cooking oil — will look to pass on the resulting extra costs
Donald Trump is unlikely to start his term as the United States president with imposing promised tariffs of 60% on China, economists say
By: Vishakha Saxena
China is currently the world's dominant supplier of clean technologies, and the EU has been uneasy over its dependence on Beijing for them
Chinese chipmakers are racing to rival Nvidia on AI chips as increasing export restrictions by US — and its allies — slow the growth of China's tech industry
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