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Nvidia Sees $10 Billion Revenue Hit From Trump’s H20 China Ban
Nvidia is likely to lose more than $10 billion in revenue from President Donald Trump’s decision to ban sales of the company’s H20 chips to China. The U.S. government effectively banned those sales in April by tightening export licensing requirements.
China may relax curbs on exports of rare earths for Chinese and European semiconductor firms and other companies in their ...
China is one of Nvidia's biggest markets, and investors are closely watching the company's commentary during its upcoming ...
Reports suggest China's steel export surge has likely peaked due to rising trade barriers, declining domestic demand, and a ...
Shoppers may soon notice a shift in what's available on store shelves. New and expanded tariffs on Chinese imports -- some ...
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Sean Diddy Combs lost a bid for a mistrial in his sex-trafficking case on Wednesday, after his lawyers argued that ...
China has instructed coal-fired power plants to boost domestic coal stockpiles in an attempt to stabilize falling prices, but ...
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There are no controls or regulations that limit how much these shipping companies can charge,” said Basic Fun CEO Jay Foreman ...
The Ministry of Commerce has briefed Chinese and European semiconductor enterprises on Beijing's rare earth export control ...
Importers are bringing in more goods with a recent tariffs pause, but not enough to guarantee retail store shelves won't run ...
Chinese jewelers and investors imported the most platinum in a year last month, as the precious metal’s relative stability ...
In the past several weeks, Chinese imports to the U.S. have been on a seesaw, leaving Americans uncertain how tariffs will ...
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