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ASML, a little-known company based in the Netherlands, may hold the answer to a question hanging over the global semiconductor industry: how to make chips do more while keeping them the same, compact size.

Qualcomm is best known for designing smartphone chips—and leaving the production to others. Now, the San Diego-based company is in talks to acquire chip manufacturer NXP Semiconductors in a shift that adds substantial risks.

The Supreme Court is steering clear of polarizing ideological disputes in the new session that opens Monday—and instead will focus on nuts-and-bolts cases such as criminal prosecution and intellectual property while it remains short one justice.

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son said he intends to invest around $4.5 billion in South Korea’s technology sector over the next decade, with money going to fields including smart robots, the “Internet of Things” and artificial intelligence.

Looking at the S&P 500 for a second consecutive year, the CPA-Zicklin Index found a greater number of companies are making public their political spending and the policies guiding this type of expense.

Samsung sought to reassure consumers in China that its phones are safe in the country, as surveys suggested that confidence was taking a hit in a critical market for the smartphone giant.

The three year effort to integrate the IT systems of American Airlines and the former US Airways reaches another milestone this weekend as American shifts the planes and pilots to a single operating system. They will use American's massive flight operating system, which runs 500 applications.

Private equity investors seem concerned about the impact on their reputations of regulatory action, and that concern extends to their limited partners.

The Mexican government’s mass purchase of 24-inch digital TVs for distribution to welfare recipients in 2014 and 2015 was riddled with corruption, people with knowledge of the process say.

While Samsung Electronics Co. grapples with a recall of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, it is now dealing with complaints about another product: its washing machines.

BlackBerry Ltd. said it would outsource the making of handsets and instead focus on developing secure software and services.

Samsung, grappling with a recall of its premium Galaxy Note 7 smartphone, said it is looking into complaints in the U.S. and South Korea that some replacement phones are overheating.

After a long period of miserable performance, investors who seek out some of the least popular stocks in emerging markets are back on top this year.

Hyundai plants in South Korea were crippled by the first complete strike by unionized workers in more than a decade, threatening to worsen the auto maker’s profit slide.

Some customers in South Korea have complained that replacement batteries for Samsung Electronics’ Galaxy Note 7 have been overheating and quickly losing battery power.

Hanjin will likely sell some of its most valuable ships as creditors scramble to secure whatever will be left from Korea’s biggest container operator as it heads toward liquidation.