Matt Lekstutis, consulting director for North America with Efficio Consulting, details the near- and long-term effects of the Trump tariffs on the semiconductor industry.

Under the new restrictions, foreign companies now need the Chinese government's approval to export products with even small amounts of rare earths, and must explain their intended use.

The investigation highlighted a number of labor rights concerns, and alleged that Foxconn is violating Chinese law by employing a large percentage of temporary “dispatch” workers. 

Nvidia's investments in OpenAI will come in phases, starting with $10 billion when the agreement is made final and the first gigawatt of computing power comes online.

Carney and Sheinbaum announced what they dubbed “the new Canada-Mexico Action Plan” while stressing opportunities to grow bilateral trade in infrastructure, energy and agriculture.

Microsoft claims that its Wisconsin data centers will be 10 times more powerful than today’s fastest supercomputers.

Chinese enterprises are currently moving from “product exports” and “capacity exports” toward a new stage of “industrial and supply chain exports.”

A delegation of EU officials is visiting Washington this week to discuss the potential for joint action to pressure Russia to end its war against Ukraine.

Unusual Machines saw an opportunity to make relatively low-cost drone components, including motors and flight controllers, in the U.S.

The scale of Trump’s tariff on Switzerland shocked the government in Bern, which had expected a levy similar to the 15% negotiated by the European Union.