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Intel is still the biggest chip maker but has lost its technology edge to TSMC and Samsung

GlobalFoundries' expansion here has highlighted the increasingly volatile world that semicon companies are in despite a boom.

Chips shortages that have crimped global production of everything from refrigerators to game consoles to cars this year

Last year, smartphones shipment dropped 5.9% over 2019; PC sales rose 12.9% and is seen to grow by another 18.2% this year

SINGAPORE (July 22): Asia’s most stubborn central bank just reversed course. With the US Federal Reserve all but certain to renew its easing cycle at the end of the month, the Bank of Korea (BOK) preemptively cut its benchmark interest rate to 1.5% from

SINGAPORE (Feb 1): Grab and Samsung Electronics today announced that they have signed a multi-year memorandum of understanding (MOU) to drive digital inclusion in Southeast Asia.

SINGAPORE (Jan 23): Singapore jumped ahead of European economies Germany, Switzerland and Finland into third place on the strength of its top ranking in the tertiary-efficiency category in the 2018 Bloomberg Innovation Index.

(Aug 24): The stakes are high for Samsung Electronics Co.’s rollout of the Note 8, after the previous model’s exploding battery fiasco last year.

SINGAPORE (July 26): Intel’s quarter-century reign as the world’s biggest chipmaker by sales may be about to come to an end.

HANOI (June 30): Vietnam’s economy recovered this quarter with a surge in exports allowing it to rejoin a small group of nations posting growth rates of more than 6%.