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5 world market themes for the week aheadPresident Trump visits China this week. Saudi Aramco reports results amid a fragile situation. Economic data will reveal the Middle East co...- Nexperia China has begun producing its own chips; marking freedom from Dutch parentNexperia China has started making its own chips. This marks a step towards independence from its Dutch parent company. The move comes as a ...
- Battle over Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia rages in Dutch courtA Dutch court is considering whether to investigate a Chinese-owned semiconductor firm amid tensions between the Netherlands and China over...
- Dutch minister defends Nexperia takeover amid chip supply strainsDutch Economic Affairs minister Vincent Karremans defended his surprise move to seize control of chipmaker Nexperia, saying it prevented de...
- Nexperia chip shortage: Dutch company urges China unit as carmakers face risksDutch chipmaker Nexperia faces supply problems as its China unit delays shipments. This affects car makers worldwide who need these chips f...
- China pushes for mediation to resolve Nexperia disputeChina's commerce ministry said that it agreed with the European Union to urge Nexperia's Dutch and Chinese units to resolve their standoff,...
- China urges 'practical actions' from Dutch government to resolve Nexperia disputeChina urged the Netherlands to take practical steps to resolve the Nexperia dispute and support affected firms. Minister Wang Wentao blamed...
- China welcomes Dutch pause on Nexperia seizure but says full revocation still neededIt said that the move fell short of what it had hoped for, namely a withdrawal of the administrative order that triggered the Dutch interve...
- China to exempt some Nexperia chips from export banAnxiety over chip shortages began when the Netherlands invoked a Cold War-era law in late September to effectively take control of Nexperia...
- Dutch government takes control of Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia over governance shortcomingsThe Dutch government took control of Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia, citing risks to European economic security and technological soverei...
- Dutch may pay as much as €3 billion to clean up Tata Steel plantThe Netherlands is considering contributing up to €3 billion for the eco-friendly renovation of Tata Steel Ltd.'s IJmuiden factory, address...
- If China invades Taiwan, ASML and TSMC can disable chip machinesASML Holding NV and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. have measures in place to remotely disable chipmaking machines in the event of a...
- Internet data growth has not pushed up telcos' network costs: Dutch governmentInstead of a one-size-fits-all approach such as a network fee levied on video streaming companies, it would be better to have a toolbox wit...
- Euro zone bond yields fall as markets turn cautiousEquities fell after Californian Governor Gavin Newsom ordered renewed measures on Monday to stem the rise in COVID-19 infections in America...
- Dutch PM to visit India with biggest ever business missionThe Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte is set to visit India this month with biggest ever trade delegation that will include four cabinet mini...
- IB report claims Dutch-funded NGO CORDAID trying to stall oil drilling in northeastThe database would be used to facilitate targeted local protests and international activism against extractive industries like oil drilling...
- Libya jets hit rebel town, crimes against humanity probedGovernment jets pounded the rebel-held town of Brega on Thursday sparking fears of a fresh onslaught by loyalist soldiers as a world court ...
- Vodafone wants to settle tax row out of court; Dutch government writes to IndiaThe Dutch government, on behalf of Vodafone International Holdings BV, has approached the Indian government for settling a three-year-old d...
- Part-nationalisation of Fortis a temporary measure: BelgiumPartial nationalisation by Benelux nations of Fortis financial group is a temporary solution as the governments have no wish to remain on b...
- FFI decides not to drop cases against CCC, ICNFibres and Fabrics International Limited on Saturday said it has decided not to drop legal cases against a Dutch NGO that accused its subsi...
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