Trump hates the Biden-era Chips Act. What’s next for semiconductor makers?
President Donald Trump made no bones about his distaste for the U.S. Chips Act during his congressional address Tuesday night — raising questions in the semiconductor industry about the future of the program and the role some U.S. companies will play going forward.
President Trump calls for end of CHIPS Act: what does it mean for chipmakers?
President Donald Trump told lawmakers to “get rid of” the CHIPS Act in his joint address to Congress Tuesday night, calling it “a horrible, horrible thing.” This comes a day after tech giant Taiwan Semiconductor announced an investment worth $165 billion in the United States.
Several GOP senators defended the CHIPS Act, which Trump called a "horrible, horrible thing" on Tuesday night.
"Your CHIPS Act is a horrible, horrible thing. We give hundreds of billions of dollars. And it doesn't mean a thing,” Trump ...
The annual winter address to Congress is usually a U.S. president’s chance to urge legislators to pass his agenda. Donald ...
Coming on the heels of Donald Trump's second-term victory, TSMC has announced a staggering US$100 billion expansion in the US ...
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'Unforgivable': Senator calls Trump’s plan to fire 70,000 VA workers a 'shameful betrayal'President Donald Trump's administration is charging ahead with his goal of hollowing out the federal civil service. This now ...
U.S. President Donald Trump has made numerous tariff threats since returning to office on January 20, ranging from a ...
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Three aides to Senate Republicans made clear the party has neither the stomach nor the time to engage in Trump's call to ...
President Donald Trump’s address to Congress revved up Arizona Republicans. But Democrats found much to criticize, including ...
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