Intel said it could look for third-parties to manufacture some of its chips containing so-called 7-nanometer transistors. TSMC could be a beneficiary of that.
China has no more allies in Washington, even among the Democrats, analysts said during a virtual conference organized by Singapore-based bank DBS on Thursday.
China would prefer to see U.S. President Donald Trump win a second term in office as it would allow Beijing to continue to pursue its international ambitions, said an analyst on Monday.
The coronavirus pandemic is likely to change how and what consumers buy, forcing the retail industry to quickly innovate in a race that's likely to squeeze smaller brands.
Gold prices extended gains on Monday, just $3 shy of an all-time high, driven by U.S.-China tensions and a weaker dollar, while expectations of more stimulus to revive pandemic-hit economies lifted the metal's appeal as an inflation hedge.
Qualtrics has delivered cloud growth to SAP, but the company's acquisition happened under previous leader Bill McDermott, who is now CEO of ServiceNow.
NBC News' Chuck Todd, NBC News national political correspondent Steve Kornacki and NBC News White House correspondent Kristen Welker, take a look at the current state of the presidential race. CNBC's Washington correspondent Kayla Tausche and "Squawk Alley" co-anchor Jon Fortt explore how social media giants will mitigate the spread of misinformation this election cycle. And Telemundo Senior Washington Correspondent Cristina Londoño examines the importance of the Latino vote.
Due to the country's coronavirus surge, Bryn Mawr's Jeff Mills predicts economic setbacks will start to meaningfully impact some of the summer's most profitable market groups.
Six of the medical experts felt confident about sending their kids back. Eight were in "wait and see" mode. And a final six were leaning strongly towards remote learning and were not comfortable with the prospect of having kids in school -- at least for the beginning of the year.
The unrest Saturday and early Sunday stemmed from the weeks of protests over racial injustice and the police treatment of people of color that flared up after the May 25 death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Rep. John Lewis was only 25 when he believed Alabama troopers would kill him on the peaceful march for voting rights across the bridge on March 7, 1965, known today as "Bloody Sunday."
At farms across the country, hundreds of workers are contracting Covid-19, sparking concerns about the nation's food supply and how to protect the low-wage agricultural laborers.
As violent clashes continue between law enforcement and protesters, polic turn to high-tech devices, like remote handcuffs, to try to cut down use of deadly force and injuries.