NPS naming rules to change from December 1
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- U.S. Department of Commerce withholds export licenses for advanced semiconductor equipment.
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- South Korean conglomerates moving bases from China to U.S.
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- U.S. now holds 26.5% of overseas affiliates vs China's 23.1%