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October 4
- China’s Stocks Boom May Turn to Bust, Nomura Warns➀ Nomura Holdings Inc. warns that the biggest stock rally in China in 16 years could turn into a bust due to a weaker economy than before the pandemic; ➁ Economists predict a stock market crash similar to 2015, with a higher probability than optimistic scenarios; ➂ The Shanghai Composite Index doubled since September 2014, followed by a 40% drop in about two months, but authorities now have more tools to support stocks.
October 3
- Foxconn Plans to Invest Rs 424 Crore in Semiconductor JV with HCL➀ Foxconn is set to invest up to ₹424 crore in a semiconductor joint venture with HCL Group; ➁ The investment includes a 40% stake purchase for nearly ₹312 crore; ➂ The total accumulated holding will not exceed ₹424 crore with a cumulative shareholding ratio adjustment based on actual capital increase.
October 1
- Touch Screens Are Over. Even Apple Is Bringing Back Buttons➀ The era of touch screens may be coming to an end as physical controls are making a comeback in vehicles, appliances, and personal electronics; ➁ Apple has introduced a new 'action button' and a 'camera control' button on its latest iPhone models; ➂ Engineers are incorporating touch features and force sensors to enhance user experience; ➃ The return of physical controls is driven by the need for safety, ease of use, and a reduction in distractions; ➄ Companies are recognizing the importance of physical controls for better user interactions and intuitive design.
September 10
- Tokyo Electron to Supply Equipment to Tata Electronics, Train Workforce at India’s First Fab➀ Tokyo Electron and Tata Electronics announced a strategic collaboration for semiconductor equipment supply and workforce training; ➁ The partnership aims to build a dynamic ecosystem for timely execution of fab and advanced packaging factories; ➂ Tokyo Electron will train Tata Electronics' workforce on its equipment and support R&D initiatives; ➃ The collaboration is part of a growing trend of ecosystem companies setting up or expanding in India's semiconductor industry.
August 19
- Focus on Semiconductor Chip Manufacturing to Lead in GenAI Race➀ The future of AI technology is being shaped by semiconductor chips, not just software. ➁ Strategic partnerships with East Asian hardware firms and equity stakes in semiconductor companies are crucial. ➂ India and Silicon Valley need to reevaluate their tech investment strategies, focusing more on hardware.