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When Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSMC)—the world’s leading semiconductor manufacturer—reports a 34 percent increase in August revenue, it’s more than just corporate success; it ...

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The president has staked his economic agenda on the advancement of large AI businesses that have become major drivers of GDP ...

BEIJING — Two major economic plans unveiled at the annual meeting of China's legislature outline top priorities that have different ramifications for the global economy. In the government plan for ...

The debate still rages over whether AI is in a bubble, but most agree that the top stocks sure do look expensive. While some see the bubble bursting outright, others are eyeing a situation where the ...

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Seattle’s tech scene got the national treatment this past weekend as the Wall Street Journal detailed the fallout from layoffs in a city heavily dependent on Microsoft and Amazon. The story opens with ...

HERE IN New Hampshire, technology isn’t a niche — it’s a backbone. According to CompTIA’s most recent “State of the Tech Workforce” report, net tech employment in the Granite State totals 57,031 ...

For policymakers and business leaders watching China's economy, this underscores an economy in the midst of "creative restructuring" — one where upstream and high-tech profitability outpace the rest, ...

For decades, Nigeria’s economic story has largely revolved around oil revenues, agriculture, and commerce. Today, however, a new narrative is emerging—one that is driven not by natural resources alone ...