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Malaysia: the surprise winner from US-China chip wars
...It is building a facility in Penang, but some US lawmakers already want to restrict American companies from collaborating on RISC-V projects....
March 11, 2024
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Huawei’s latest surprise and an unexpected avatar Premium content
...Lai has invited JW Kuo, chair of Topco Group, a TSMC supplier, and Paul Liu, former chair of PwC Business Consulting Services Taiwan, to serve as economics minister and national development council minister...
April 18, 2024
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...Key economic and company reports Here is a more complete list of what to expect in terms of company reports and economic data this week....
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If a tree doesn’t fall in a forest, should Gabon get paid? Premium content
...The fund invests in large companies that claim to have positive impact in the areas of land use, sustainable packaging, water treatment and recycling....
March 6, 2023
Food security
How expensive is Christmas?
...Inflation for jewellery, clocks and watches jumped 14.5 per cent, according to October data from the Office for National Statistics....
December 21, 2022
News in-depthNikkei Asia
Huawei bets big on chip packaging to counter US clampdown
...The Fujian government is among the most supportive of Huawei’s ambition to beef up its chip packaging capabilities, the sources added, though the company is also looking for manufacturing partners in several...
January 19, 2022
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Wednesday, 12 JuneDigital Conference
HTSIThe HTSI arts special, autumn 2022
Paper – the last luxury
...Demand for the paper products that it makes for Ruinart, Loewe, Burberry and many other luxury houses (“[Bernard] Arnault has always understood the importance of the feel of packaging,” says Cropper of the...
September 21, 2022
Europe Express
Brussels considers Brexit options to deal with UK threats Premium content
...The alliance this summer affirmed cyber incidents could trigger its mutual defence clause under Article V....
November 10, 2021
Coronavirus
China clamps down on frozen food over coronavirus fears
...China is zeroing in on cold chain goods to prevent any outbreaks of Covid-19 after packaging of frozen Argentine beef, German pork and Indian cuttlefish tested positive for the virus....
November 17, 2020
Trade Secrets
The litigation against governments that raises the cost of going green Premium content
...The idea, essentially, was to substitute international treaty law for the, ahem, “unreliable” national legal systems of the countries involved....
November 30, 2020
Theatre
Theatres reach the next stage
...We have reached the final scene of Shakespeare’s Henry V....
August 21, 2020
Trade Secrets
Salmon-linked Covid-19 outbreak risks causing havoc to food trade Premium content
...Last week, it more subtly said that salmon packaging was not the “primary hypothesis” for the new outbreak....
June 23, 2020
Trade Secrets
UK/US trade talks face chemical chicken conundrum Premium content
...The tobacco company Philip Morris took a case to Australia’s national courts over plain packaging, and lost....
June 8, 2020
Trade Secrets
EU v US: who wins in a regulatory showdown on trade? Premium content
...The EU is keen to emphasise that it’s not the only one with exclusionary food standards such as chlorine-washed chicken and beef raised with growth hormone....
January 20, 2020
Moral Money
Green property financing, Frontier impact, US chiefs v gun violence
...former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, whose protests against police brutality thrust him into the national spotlight....
September 11, 2019
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Thursday, 20 JuneAmsterdam, Netherlands
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...The deal will create a company with annual revenues of almost $200bn and sales of 8.7m vehicles worldwide....
October 31, 2019
Law
Battle royal over EU’s bilateral investment treaties
...“The idea of EU law is that any EU national or company can see justice done in another EU member state,” says Prof Bermann....
September 12, 2019
Lunch with the FT
Nicola Benedetti: ‘Classical music is like a novel, not a tweet’
...“When I was younger, I was forever saying things like, ‘It’s the packaging of classical music that’s wrong....
December 13, 2019
Equities
Markets not live, Thursday 30th January 2020
...Polo Tang of UBS remains a seller: [V]isibility on the bigger picture issues remains limited....
January 30, 2020
Equities
Markets now, Wednesday 4th March 2020
...company within The Square Mile’s stupidest shopping mall....
March 4, 2020
The joys of spring – a Food & Drink special
In search of the perfect, soulful . . . chip
...Brits have a funny national attitude to the chip....
March 22, 2019
Lunch with the FT
Armen Sarkissian: ‘The moment you stop learning, you die’
...While in Armenia, Thatcher opened a school in Gyumri, rebuilt with British aid money and named in honour of Lord Byron, whom I learn is something of a national hero in Armenia....
June 14, 2019
Instant InsightPhilip Stephens
Stockpile for Brexit victory — the gourmet guide
...Advances in packaging — vacuum sealing is one — mean that the foods enjoyed by our continental neighbours can be kept almost indefinitely in British larders....
July 27, 2018
Free LunchMartin Sandbu
Banking union v fiscal union, part 2 Premium content
...So the eurozone should beef up the banking union rules and remove limits and loopholes. Is this politically realistic?...
December 15, 2017
Europe Express
The EU’s new spending bazooka falls short of Macron’s dreams
...The interest rate on the loans will be subsidised (controversially) by tapping a 6 per cent slice of national central bank’s money printing profits....
May 31, 2018

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