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03/09/2025
After-hours trading of Google continued to rise by over 6%, reaching a new historical high. A US judge issued a sealed ruling on the Google online search monopoly case: Google does not need to sell Chrome or share information with competitors to address the issue of online search monopoly.
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The People's Liberation Army Joint Military Band played the majestic "March of the Volunteers", the entire audience sang the national anthem of the People's Republic of China in unison, and the bright and eye-catching five-star red flag rose slowly.
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Simu Ruike initiates IPO counseling for the Beijing Stock Exchange.
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On September 2nd, TSMC announced that starting next year, the U.S. government will revoke the company's exemption to ship key equipment to its factory in China (Mainland). Reuters and Bloomberg reported that this move could weaken the production capacity of TSMC's factories and lead to delivery delays. Just a few days ago, the U.S. revoked the exemptions for South Korean chip manufacturers Samsung and SK Hynix's factories in China, which will take effect in 120 days. It was reported that on the 2nd, TSMC received a notification from the U.S. government. "The U.S. will revoke TSMC's 'Validated End User' (VEU) status at its factory in Nanjing on December 31, 2025," TSMC said in a statement. "While we are assessing the situation and taking appropriate measures, including communicating with the U.S. government, we remain fully committed to ensuring the uninterrupted operation of TSMC's Nanjing factory." Reuters reported that after the exemption is revoked, TSMC will need export licenses to ship U.S. chip manufacturing tools to its factories in China. Bloomberg stated that this move by the U.S. government means that in the future, TSMC will have to apply for individual approvals when shipping chip equipment to its Nanjing factory, instead of the current full and fast export privileges enjoyed due to its "Validated End User" status. (Observer Network).
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After Samsung and SK Hynix, Taiwan Semiconductor is exempted from being revoked by the United States.
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Buffett's endorsement too expensive as well? Japanese trading company stocks rise to "sky-high" prices, investors timidly step back.
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