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Dutch government says China seeks military advantage from ASML tools

Fears that ASML's computer chip equipment will be used for Chinese military ends underlie recent decisions to deny the company export licences, the Dutch trade minister said in answers to questions from parliament.

India's Motilal Oswal says operations unaffected by cyber incident

India's Motilal Oswal Financial Services said on Monday its operations were unaffected following a cyber incident last week.

EU opens formal investigation into TikTok over possible online content breaches

The European Union will investigate whether ByteDance's TikTok breached online content rules aimed at protecting children and ensuring transparent advertising, an official said on Monday, putting the social media platform at risk of a hefty fine.

Leonardo kicks off Space Cloud project for Italy's armed forces

Italy's state-owned Leonardo said on Monday that the Ministry of Defence had asked it to study the development of its military space cloud architecture project, the first in Europe.

US awards $1.5 bln to GlobalFoundries for domestic semiconductor production

The U.S. government is awarding $1.5 billion to GlobalFoundries to expand semiconductor production, the Biden administration said on Monday, in a bid to strengthen domestic supply chains.

Chinese EV maker Xpeng to hire 4,000, invest in AI

Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng said it would hire 4,000 this year and invest millions in artificial intelligence, as it seeks to survive what it describes as a "bloody sea" of competition in the world's largest auto market.

Nintendo shares slide on reports of delayed Switch successor release

Nintendo shares fell 6% on Monday after reports by games media and Bloomberg that its next-generation console will be delayed until early 2025 from later this year.

China's WuXi AppTec says it poses no national security risks to US

Chinese biotech firm WuXi AppTec said on Sunday that it posed no national security risks to the United States, following calls by U.S. lawmakers for sanctions on the Shanghai-listed company.

EU poised to fine Apple about 500 million euros, FT reports

The European Union is set to fine Apple about 500 million euros ($539 million) over alleged breaches of EU competition law, the Financial Times reported on Sunday citing unnamed sources.

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