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Source article: Lutnick says Trump administration opposes Apple buying Chinese memory chips.
Column metadata
- Published
- Pen name
- Mimi Wright-Fubar
- Topic tags
- law, economy, business and finance, international trade, technology and engineering, manufacturing and engineering
- Storylines
- apple-testing-cxmt-memory-chips-for-chinese-devices-2
- Primary entities
- Howard Lutnick, Apple, CXMT, Yangtze Memory Technologies, Micron Technology, Sabih Khan, Trump administration
- Themes
- Trade policy, Semiconductor supply chain, US-China tech competition, Corporate-government relations
- Floor values engaged
- Accountability of power, Truthfulness, Informed citizenship