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A textbook inspired Morris Chang to create a company that is now a $US500 billion juggernaut and part of our everyday lives. It also put him at the centre of a technological cold war between the US and China.

A textbook inspired Morris Chang to create a company that is now a $US500 billion juggernaut and part of our everyday lives. It also put him at the centre of a technological cold war between the US and China.

The Financial Times is joined this year by Schroders, with added support from Nikkei, in the £30,000 Business Book of the Year award.

What the Fed proposes, fiscal policy disposes

With a prime ministerial visit to China in 2023 appearing likely, Australia must decide its level of ambition for the trip.

The Vedanta-Foxconn joint ventures untimely demise has some ominous lessons. A policy push by India on semiconductors began a year-and-a-half ago, but not even a single fab proposal has materialised. As India seeks to emerge as a semiconductor hub, tapping a wide global consensus on ‘de-risking from China, can Taiwan give wings to New Delhis fab dreams?

Stocks for Chinese chipmaking firms are booming following reports that China may now have developed domestic technology to rebound in its tech war with the U.S.

The Wests massive chip subsidies are not a signal of de-globalisation, but an effort to remove China from the cutting edge of semiconductor technology, argues economic historian Chris Miller in an exclusive interview with Moneycontrol

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Sunday said that critical and emerging technologies (CETs) are going to emerge as important metrics of power.

India News: The collaboration between India and US in Micron Technology, Lam Research and Applied Materials deals with New Delhi extended to a new initiative and