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The Wall Street Journal
TSMC Seeks Up to $15 Billion From U.S. for Chip Plants but Objects to Conditions — With construction under way in Arizona, Taiwanese semiconductor maker calls some aid terms unacceptable.
Lawmakers Look for Tough Implementation of Forced Labor Law Targeting China — Hearing focuses on how goods from Xinjiang, targeted under a near-comprehensive import ban, continue to enter the U.S.
U.S. to Penalize Companies for Staying Quiet About Export-Control Issues — Businesses that learn about, but don’t disclose, potential export-control violations now face heightened penalties.
Chinese Authorities Arrest
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