Businesses are restructuring supply chains to be ready for tariffs and other uncertainty in global trade, a new study showed.

“Trump’s ambitions to scale domestic production of hi-tech goods should impact Asia economies that are major exporters of semiconductors, AI and new energy sector-related goods,” ING strategists said ...

The sectors include automobile, display, rechargeable battery, steel, biology, petrochemical, shipbuilding, machinery and ...

Baird analyst Tristan Gerra says there are discussions from the Asia semiconductor supply chain that the U.S. government will get involved in ...

SMIC is the third-largest foundry globally, owning over 6% of the market in 2024, behind TSMC and Samsung; and overtaking GlobalFoundries and UMC. Intel is classified not as a foundry but as an ...

Beijing’s expansionist agenda also threatens global supply chains, which depend on Taiwanese semiconductor production. The ...

Many smaller businesses can’t afford to move manufacturing out of China while remaining competitive, experts say.

Many major American corporations have expressed concern about potential impacts from Donald Trump's proposed tariffs, ...

Gallium and germanium are key to some clean energy tech. China blocked exports of the metals to the U.S. in December, leaving ...

Nvidia, already dealing with US export restrictions on selling high-end chips to China, is facing additional scrutiny in one ...

Analysis: The Middle East may be caught in the crossfire of a US-China trade war, navigating economic uncertainty without ...