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By Nicoco Chan and Yelin Mo SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Over a hundred customers queued inside Apple's flagship store in the Chinese financial hub of Shanghai on Friday, waiting to pick up their iPho...

By Natalie Grover and Martin Coulter LONDON (Reuters) - Major drugmakers are using artificial intelligence to find patients for clinical trials quickly, or to reduce the number of people needed to tes...

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Vietnamese internet company VNG Ltd has delayed a $150 million U.S. initial public offering (IPO) due to volatile market conditions, a person with direct knowledge of the matter sai...

By Yuvraj Malik (Reuters) - Apple is expected to gain a larger share of India's smartphone sales, with the high-end iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models accounting for more of its shipments. The company i...

BEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. semiconductor wafer maker AXT Inc said its Chinese subsidiary Beijing Tongmei had received initial export permits for shipping gallium arsenide and germanium substrates - comp...

SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea on Friday said it has asked the United States to resolve uncertainties regarding U.S. export controls in the chip sector and subsidies for chip investment. Industry Minis...

(Reuters) - EBay-backed online classifieds group Adevinta said on Thursday it has received a proposal from a consortium led by Permira and Blackstone regarding a potential offer to acquire the company...

By Josh Ye HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's craze over generative artificial intelligence has triggered a flurry of product announcements from startups and tech giants on an almost daily basis, but inves...

By Noel Randewich and Lewis Krauskopf (Reuters) - Arm Holdings' stock on Thursday dipped for the first time below its initial public offering price, while short sellers appeared to be betting against ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The CEO of internet search engine company DuckDuckGo testified on Thursday that his company struggled to grow its market share because Google was paying key companies billions o...