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Rising fragmentation in the global semiconductor industry has triggered massive panic stockpiling and increasing prices in the sector, harming trust in the chipmaking market, Eric Xu, company rotating chairman said at the Huawei Global Analyst Summit 2021 on Monday. © AP Photo / Ng Han Guan Huawei's AppGallery Rivals Google, Apple With 530m Users, Major Growth in 2020 Despite US Trade Bans Speaking on whether Huawei could survive US sanctions and address industry continuity, Xu explained Huawei was aware chip production was "complex" and required "intensive R&D capital investments". "Let's just assume for a minute there would be no global industry chain cooperation in the future, but a fully self-sufficient local industry chain established in each region to meet its current levels of semiconductor consumption," he said, citing a report from the Semiconductor Industry Association. The report found it would require at least $1tn in incremental upfront … [Read more...] about US Sanctions, Tech Firm ‘Panic Buying’ Fuelled Global Semiconductor Shortage, Huawei’s Eric Xu Says

Aya Abo Daher is preparing to graduate high school in the Danish town of Nyborg and was looking forward to celebrating the event with her friends at the end of June when she received an email from the Danish authorities that changed everything. The mail that great the Syrian student and her parents received stated that their residency permits would not be renewed. "I was so sad, I felt so foreign, like everything in Denmark had been taken away from me," the 20-year old said. "I sat down and just cried. At midnight, a friend drove me home to my family because I couldn't sleep." Many Syrian refugees from the Damascus area got that same mail. 'The war is neither over nor forgotten' Ever since Danish authorities reclassified the Syrian capital as safe last summer, the residency permits of several hundred Syrians from that region have been revoked or simply not renewed. "Although the war is neither over nor forgotten, the Danish authorities think that conditions in Damascus … [Read more...] about Denmark tells Syrian refugees to return to Damascus

PUTRAJAYA: The prosecution in Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s corruption trial involving RM42mil from SRC International Sdn Bhd failed to establish the former prime minister’s dominion over the stolen funds, the Court of Appeal heard. Najib’s lead counsel Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah submitted there was a material gap in the prosecution’s case on whether the RM42mil in funds actually belonged to SRC International, a subsidiary of troubled sovereign wealth fund 1Malaysia Develop-ment Bhd (1MDB). The source of the RM42mil – which was transacted out of SRC International on Dec 24,2014, as well as on Feb 2 and Feb 6,2015 – was also not proven by the prosecution, Muhammad Shafee added. “The prosecution has not shown who caused SRC International’s money to go out. “That is the most critical point. Who took it out of SRC? Who moved it out? “But the same money somehow got diverted and went into Najib’s bank account. Is this criminal breach of trust (CBT)?” the lawyer said. Muhammad … [Read more...] about ‘Gap in prosecution’s case’

A group of 18 Republican senators on Tuesday wrote to FBI Director Christopher Wray seeking an investigation into President Biden Joe Biden Trump: McConnell 'helpless' to stop Biden from packing court Biden, first lady send 'warmest greetings' to Muslims for Ramadan The business case for child care reform MORE 's nominee for a top role in the Pentagon over whether he disclosed or solicited classified information after leaving his government job in the Obama administration. The senators requested Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer Chuck Schumer Top academics slam Puerto Rico Self-Determination Act NY Times beclowns itself by normalizing court-packing 'to balance the conservative majority' The first Southern state legalizes marijuana — what it means nationally MORE (D-N.Y.) not advance the nomination of Colin Kahl for under secretary of Defense policy for a full vote until the FBI has completed an investigation, according to a copy of … [Read more...] about Exclusive: GOP senators seek FBI investigation into Biden Pentagon nominee

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Agency for Global Media has released financial documents showing the agency’s Trump-appointed CEO paid an outside law firm more than $1 million for work that included investigating its own staff. In a statement Friday, USAGM said it has proactively released the first set of contracts and decision-making documents and would add more records based on multiple requests made under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). Under FOIA, the public, news media or others can request records from federal agencies. The agencies may withhold some information under a set of exemptions that include personal privacy and national security. The 107 pages published by the USAGM this week include correspondence and invoices with McGuireWoods, an outside law firm appointed during Michael Pack’s leadership to investigate USAGM officials and grantees including Voice of America. Pack resigned from his position Jan. 20, hours after President Joe Biden took office. The law firm … [Read more...] about Former USAGM CEO Paid $1 Million to Investigate Staff, Documents Show