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U.S. Weighs Export Controls on China’s Top Chip…

The Trump administration is weighing whether to place export restrictions on China’s most advanced manufacturer of semiconductors, a move that could cut to the heart of China’s ambitions to become self-reliant on critical technologies. U.S.…

Portlanders Reflect on the Citys Protests, 100 Days…

Saturday marks the 100th straight day of demonstrations in Portland, Ore., which have become a flashpoint in the national political debate over race and policing. The protests have sometimes been followed at night by property…

Covid-19’s Lasting Effects on Health Care

Margaret Hamburg, former commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration Covid-19 will certainly change many aspects of drug approval and the overall regulatory process for biomedical product innovation—first and foremost, new and stronger emphasis…

Banks’ Retreat From Commodities Is Set to Derail…

European banks have grown wary of financing commodity traders, raising borrowing costs and endangering smaller firms in the market for raw materials. ABN Amro Bank NV is pulling out of trade and commodity finance altogether.…

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Utilities Look to Green Hydrogen to Cut Carbon…

U.S. utilities are increasingly exploring the use of what is called green hydrogen made from wind and solar energy to reduce emissions from power plants and pipelines. The early investments by companies including NextEra Energy…