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India’s new licence requirements for laptop imports are in sync with the emerging global economic order, in which reducing dependence on other countries trumps free trade

At 92, Morris Chang, the founder of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, can no longer stay in the shadows. The Chip Titan Whose Life’s Work Is at the…

At an already volatile moment in the United States’ trade relationship with China, the Treasury Department appears to be planning new restrictions on Chinese investment into what the White House calls “industrially significant technology” in the U.S. How should the U.S. government address the industrial policy challenges posed by Chinese techno-nationalism? Is it a threat to

BBC News image copyrightScience Photo Library image captionThe next year will see the digital transformation of our lives accelerate - and a new settlement emerge between democracy and the data giants Well, my media predictions for 2020 were a load of rubbish, werent they? I didnt see a pandemic coming. Then again, neither did you, unless you did; in which case, you must be very rich, and Im free for lunch when restrictions have eased if you fancy it? I suppose I could blame Covid-19 for the fa...