Published by The Street By Sean Sechler Semiconductors power some of the most important computing products today and are arguably the key to economic growth in the digital age. These tiny and intricately-designed chips – have skyrocketed in demand during the global pandemic, which naturally led to some big moves

Published by Reuters UK MILAN (Reuters) -Ferrari delivered a record number of cars last year as demand for luxury vehicles surged globally despite the COVID-19 pandemic and the sports carmaker predicted an increase in its core earnings for 2022. Shipments grew 22% to 11,155 cars last year compared to COVID-hit

Published by Reuters By Karen Freifeld (Reuters) – The Biden administration plans to spare everyday Russians from the brunt of U.S. export controls if Russia invades Ukraine, https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russian-buildup-ukraine-border-includes-blood-wounded-us-officials-say-2022-01-28 and focus on targeting industrial sectors, a White House official said. “Key people” will also face “massive sanctions” a top Commerce official

Published by The Street By Martin Baccardax Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger sees ‘unprecedented’ global demand for chips in the coming year, but notes that supply chain constraints will continue into early 2023. Intel (INTC) – Get Intel Corporation Report shares slumped lower Thursday after the chipmaker cautioned that supply chain

Published by Philippine Star FIRST PERSON – Alex Magno – The Philippine Star January 25, 2022 | 12:00am While we are hunkered in our respective COVID-19 foxholes, the clouds of war gather in Eastern Europe. Last week, the US rushed deliveries of lethal weapons to Ukraine in a move to