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Why Is There Still a Chip Shortage in America?

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The Biden administration is still trying to improve the semiconductor supply chain shortages impacting industries across the country. David Westin explains on "Bloomberg Wall Street Week."
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Biden Calls on Congress to Pass Chips Bill 'Right Away'

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President Joe Biden urges Congress to pass legislation aimed at alleviating the semiconductor shortage in the U.S. The legislation would provide $52 billion for chip research and manufacturing.
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Samsung's DRAM Growth to Continue Into 2021, IDC Says

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Jan.27 -- Kiranjeet Kaur, senior research manager at IDC, looks at Samsung Electronics Co.'s results and its outlook. Samsung’s profit missed analysts’ estimates and the company warned of weaker first-quarter results as smartphone...
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Samsung Third-Quarter Operating Profit Meets Estimates

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Oct.07 -- Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. operating profit met estimates in the third quarter driven by strong demand for chips and foldable handsets. Bloomberg’s Youkyung Lee reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.”
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What the Chip Crisis Means for the Auto Industry

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Aug.20 -- The global shortage of semiconductors will cut worldwide auto production by as many as 7.1 million vehicles this year, and pandemic-related supply disruptions will hobble the industry well into next year, IHS Markit said....
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Samsung Has Hit a Bottom: Newman

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Oct. 30 ""Sanford C. Bernstein Senior Research Analyst Mark Newman discusses Samsung Earnings, how rising competition has hurt profits and what the company needs to do to turn the business around with Bloomberg's Shery Ahn and Rishaad...
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Intel's Chipmaking Throne Challenged by Taiwanese Upstart

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Nov.28 -- For more than 30 years, Intel Corp. has dominated chipmaking, producing the most important component in the bulk of the world’s computers. That run is now under threat from a company many Americans have never heard of....
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Intel's Swan Says Stable PC Sales a 'Pleasant Surprise'

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Oct.26 -- Intel Interim Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer Bob Swan discusses the semiconductor maker's third-quarter performance, stabilization in the personal computer market, and expansion into 10nm chips. He speaks...
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Intel EVP Smith Says Moore's Law Is Alive and Well

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Mar.28 -- Stacy Smith, Intel’s executive vice president of manufacturing, operations and sales, discusses Moore's Law and industry consolidation with Bloomberg's Cory Johnson on "Bloomberg Technology."
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Nissan Motor Lifts Annual Profit Outlook

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Nissan Motor Co raised its annual operating profit outlook despite parts shortages that have hammered production of the Japanese automaker. River Davis reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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GM Shares Down on Disappointing Outlook

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General Motors on Tuesday reported fourth-quarter earnings that beat analysts' estimates and forecast 2022 sales and profit within the range projected by Wall Street. Sales declined to $33.6 billion, missing the average Wall...
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Intel CEO Sees Chip Shortages Lasting Through 2023

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Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says the semiconductor industry will be fighting to overcome supply shortages into next year. He speaks during an interview on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Samsung Should Have Own Operating System: Smithers

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Oct. 7 -- Pelham Smithers Managing Director Pelham Smithers discusses Samsungs revenues and outlook for the company. He speaks with Guy Johnson on Bloomberg Televisions The Pulse. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Apple Suppliers Join Qualcomm Fight

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Jul.19 -- The patent row between Apple and Qualcomm is escalating, with Apple winning support from its supply chain. IPhone contract manufacturers in Asia are starting to join the fight in court with the latest battle over licensing...
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Industrial E-Mini Futures Are Headed Lower, Benchmark's Kelly Says

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May.20 -- On this edition of "Charting Futures," Benchmark Investments' Kevin Kelly examines industrial stocks and how he is playing the trade war. He speaks with Bloomberg's Abigail Doolittle on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Intel CEO Swan Sees Another Record Year in 2020

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Jan.24 -- Intel Corp. Chief Executive Officer Bob Swan discusses the semiconductor maker's fourth-quarter performance, data-center chip demand, and the launch of 10nm products. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: European Close."
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Bank of America's New ETF Team Dips Its Toe Into Rating Individual ETFs

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Apr.03 -- In October of 2018, Bank of America was the first investment bank to make trading recommendations on the $3.5 trillion of exchange-traded funds in the U.S. A regulatory ban on brokers giving ETFs buy or sell ratings has been...
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Analyst Warns of Existential Threat to Chip Industry

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Aug.26 -- Semiconductor companies would face an “existential threat” if the political instability in Hong Kong spreads and results in a similar crackdown in the key market of Taiwan, says Semiconductor Advisors President Robert Maire. He...
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VanEck Australia's Shen on Markets Outlook

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Alice Shen, Senior Associate for Investments and Capital Markets at VanEck Australia, discusses her market outlook and strategy. She speaks with David Ingles and Yvonne Man on "Bloomberg Markets: China Open".
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Rep. Bera on Countering China Economic Coercion Act

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Representative Ami Bera, a California Democrat, discusses the tensions between the U.S. and Russia over Ukraine. He also talks about the U.S.'s bilateral relations with China. Bera, a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, has...
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Analog Devices CEO Sees 2021 as Growth Year for Chip Industry

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Nov.24 -- Analog Devices Inc. Chief Executive Officer Vincent Roche sees electric vehicles and 5G technology spurring growth in the semiconductor industry. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Lee: Strong Fundamental Stories in South Korea

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May.03 -- Lombard Odier Asia Macro Strategist Homin Lee says there's minimal impact in the medium-term from the lift of South Korea's short selling ban. He says there's strong fundamental stories in the country especially across...
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Intel Is The Last Chance for U.S. Semi Leadership: Harvard's Shih

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Jan.14 -- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. will pour as much as $28 billion into capital spending this year, a staggering sum aimed at expanding its technological lead and constructing a plant in Arizona to serve key American...
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Ford CEO on New Electric F-150, Battery Venture, Chips

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May.20 -- Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley discusses the automaker's new battery-powered F-150 Lightning, a joint venture with SK Innovation to manufacture battery cells and arrays, and measures to address the global semiconductor shortage...