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Republican House Grills TikTok Over ‘Untrue Or Misleading’ Info On Data Sharing
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Twitter Layoffs Are Over, Elon Musk Says: Report
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TSMC Could Move 3nm Chip Production To Arizona: Report
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VLSI Computer Chip Patent Trial Verdict Hits Intel With $949 Million Fine
A representative for Intel stated that the business "strongly disagrees" with the verdict. 
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Amazon Layoffs To Affect 10,000 Employees: Report
According to The New York Times, the massive round of layoffs could include staff working on Amazon devices, people in its retail, and human resources divisions. 
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Airbus CEO: China Will Not Decouple From The West
Airbus has a 50% market share in China with its own production. 
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Foxconn To Boost iPhone Workforce In India: Report
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Elon Musk Sold Tesla Stock To ‘Save Twitter’
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