U.S. Chipmaker Lattice Barred From Being Taken Over By Chinese-Backed Firm By Trump

Sending a clear signal to Beijing that Washington will oppose takeover deals that involve technologies with potential military applications, U.S. President Donald Trump blocked a Chinese-backed private equity firm from buying a U.S.-based chipmaker. The first announced deal for the buyout fund, which launched last year with a focus on technology investment, one of the…

Donald Trump blocks China’s attempt to acquire chipmaker Lattice Semiconductor Corp

The Chinese state had a hidden role in the acquisition of Lattice Semiconductor Corp whose chips have military applications. In a clear signal from Washington to Beijing, U.S. President Donald Trump has blocked a Chinese-backed private equity firm’s acquisition bid for a U.S. chipmaker, thus telling Beijing in very lucid terms that the United States…

EU Cannot Forget ‘Tragic’ Brexit Even As It Puts The Moment Out Of Its Focus

The European Union mentioned the United Kingdom once and avoided the word Brexit in a key six-thousand-word speech. redirecting all Brexit related issues to a team that only deals with Brexit has been the strategy of the European Commission – Europe’s leading Brexit negotiator, since the U.K. voted to leave the bloc. The Commission would rather talk about…

Israel to unveil public-private partnerships infrastructure projects worth $28 billion

This is likely to be a huge opportunity for private players, including MNCs, to help modernise Israel’s infrastructure. In a significant development, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has disclosed at the start of Israel’s weekly cabinet meeting, that he would soon unveil a multi-year infrastructure spending plan worth more than $28 billion The planned projects…

Amid Stalemate Over Bill, Brexit Talks End in Acrimony

There were tensions as the European Union’s negotiator mocked Prime Minister Theresa May even as Brexit talks ended in stalemate, with both sides deadlocked over the divorce bill. Britain wants a deal that’s impossible to achieve and is refusing to acknowledge its financial obligations, Michel Barnier said. The “sufficient progress” needed to move on to…