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Well. they would love to increase the competitiveness and there are many policies in place including the united states to help companies like intel do that. that said, tsmc is so big and produces so many of the chips for many of the world's most profitable leading companies, like apple and so on that i don't imagine it is going to make a huge difference, and as far as regular consumers go there is less interested in buying electronics. there has been an economic downturn as i am sure every viewer of the station is aware, and there is less demand for those chips, so if tsmc can't use as many of...

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Than 100 people waiting out in 12 degree weather. you know, streamed into this store, many going straight for the big screen tvs. that seems to be the hot seller. also the nintendo switch. that's another big seller as well. that's just store sales. i'm not even getting to the online sales. listen to this. on thanksgiving day, 3.7 billion dollars was spent online. buying electronics, clothes, what they wanted for holiday shopping. that means people were on their phones shopping while eating their thanksgiving turkey. today, black friday, those online sales expected to hit $6.4 billion. by 10:00...