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  • TSMC steps up domestic investment in Taiwan following expansion in U.S.

    World’s largest semiconductor foundry TSMC is reportedly planning a massive investment over the next five years to construct 25 additional fabs in Taiwan, following its expansion in the U.S. Beijing sources familiar with Taiwan's information and communications technology (ICT) industry stated on July 20 that TSMC appears to be considering locations such as..

  • FT: China bans Nvidia AI chips to boost self-reliance

  • China has ordered its tech companies to stop using Nvidia’s latest artificial intelligence (AI) chips, a move analysts say reflects both security concerns..
  • China insists TikTok algorithm stays after US sale

  • China has signaled that any sale of TikTok’s U.S. operations would still allow the platform to use its powerful recommendation algorithm, a stance that cou..
  • U.S. cuts tariffs on Japanese cars to 15%, leaving Korean autos at 25%

  • The Trump administration has lowered tariffs on Japanese cars to 15%, creating a reversal in trade conditions with South Korea, where autos remain subject..
  • Trump pushes for foreign experts to train Americans amid immigration crackdown

  • U.S. President Donald Trump on September 14 called for allowing foreign companies to bring in their own technical specialists to train American workers, st..
  • U.S. commerce chief scolds Hyundai on visas

  • Howard Lutnick, the U.S. secretary of commerce, said on September 11 that Korean companies should have ensured their workers obtained the appropriate visas..
  • Trump urged detained Koreans to remain in U.S., delaying return

  • A Foreign Ministry official said Wednesday that the delayed return of 317 South Koreans detained by U.S. immigration authorities was due to President Donal..
  • FM Cho Hyun to meet U.S. Secretary Rubio on Sept. 10 over detained Korean workers

  • South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun, who rushed to Washington to resolve the case of more than 330 Koreans detained by U.S. immigration authorities, wil..
  • Deported Korean workers in Georgia to board charter flight Sept. 10

  • More than 300 South Korean workers detained at a Hyundai–LG Energy Solution joint battery plant site in Georgia are set to depart on a chartered flight at..
  • Trump signals flexibility on visas for Korean professionals

  • The White House said on September 9 that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Commerce are working together to ensure that skill..
  • DHS chief: Most detained Koreans ignored ‘removal orders’

  • U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said on September 8 that most Korean workers held at an immigration detention facility in the state of Georgia..
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