Trump floats equal chipmaking rule.

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He’s already handing out free passes on chip tariffs and security concerns if chipmakers make him look good or pay a possibly illegal export tax. Now, he apparently wants chipmakers to “manufacture the same number of semiconductors in the U.S. as their customers import from overseas producers.” WSJ reports: > Under the new system, if a company pledged to build one million chips in the U.S., it would essentially be c…

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Trump floats equal chipmaking rule.
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