The Latest Breaking News on Asian tech

ManpowerGroup, the leading global workforce solutions company, recently donated thirty computer desktops to needy rural schools in Phetchaburi province.

India’s Adani Group has launched a share offering for retail investors and says it is considering legal action against U.S.-based short-selling firm Hindenburg Research for allegations of stock market manipulation and accounting fraud that caused heavy selling of its stocks this week

While the demand for semiconductors has damped over the past months, increasing investments and technological advancements should keep the industry afloat in the long run. Therefore, fundamentally strong semiconductor stocks Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), STMicroelectronics (STM), and Photronics (PLAB) might be solid buy-and-hold options. Keep reading.

The Biden administration on Tuesday hit Macau with sweeping new export controls it previously imposed on shipments of advanced chips and chipmaking equipment to Beijing, flagging the risk that the technology could be diverted from the region to the rest of China.

President Joe Biden is set to host Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte for talks

U.S. lawmakers approved about $76 billion in government subsidies this summer for American semiconductor production.

The Netherlands is not feeling pressured by Washington to adopt new U.S. rules further restricting semiconductor technology exports to China, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said on Friday.

Metro Machinery Co Ltd Group, Thailand's sole authorised dealer of heavy machinery brand Caterpillar, is expanding its business through online channels, aiming to achieve 36 billion baht in total sales this year.

Chip demand has been under pressure lately. However, industry executives have a positive outlook for 2023. Also, the industry is expected to witness steady growth in the long term. So, popular chip stocks NVIDIA (NVDA) and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM) are expected to be solid beneficiaries of the industry…