Intel climbed 3.1% and Marvell Technology ... s goods would be slashed sharply for 90 days while the U.S. and China continue trade talks. The latest negotiations could lessen fears that the ...

the Chinese government has retaliated with tariffs as high as 85% on U.S.-made chips, according to the China Semiconductor Industry Association. See Also: Intel Plans To Slash Over 20% Of ...

follows fresh trade restrictions imposed by the U.S. government, further tightening the grip on advanced semiconductor exports to China. This shift places new hurdles in front of American chipmakers ...

Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) could face meaningful revenue pressure in China following ... imposed tariffs of up to 125% on U.S. products in response to American trade restrictions. But Chinese regulators ...

Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is experiencing a rise in demand for its older-generation PC and server chips as the U.S.-China trade war intensifies, executives revealed after the company’s latest ...

China had restricted the export of rare earths in an escalation of the trade war with the U.S. Rare earths are critical to the production of components found in data centers. Intel's business ...

The U.S. and China have escalated tit-for-tat trade actions in recent months ... policy may pose a broader risk to U.S. fab operators. Intel and Texas Instruments were among the worst performers ...

However, the U.S. administration's high tariff policy represents a political dispute with China, which is fundamentally different from questions of “international credibility” in trade.

China's imports from the U.S. dropped more than 13% from a year earlier, while its politically sensitive trade surplus with the United States was nearly $20.5 billion in April, down from about $27 ...

Intel, for instance ... U.S. and China’s tech relationship: A strategic realignment in motion The U.S.–China trade war is no longer a short-term issue of tariffs and temporary retaliation.

Americans tend to believe the U.S.-China trade relationship benefits China more than the U.S.: 46% hold this view, while a quarter say both countries benefit equally and 10% say the U.S. benefits more ...