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Those shopping for a new smartphone or computer may be spared from tariff-induced sticker shock. At least, for now.

President Donald Trump's administration is exempting smartphones, computers and other electronics from its so-called ...

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Phones are expensive, and with tariffs on goods from China hitting 145% at the time of writing, this may have some people ...

U.S. President Donald Trump implied on Monday new levies on chips will hit trading partners right after his government granted products including semiconductors from its sweeping reciprocal tariffs.

Those shopping for a new smartphone or computer may be spared from tariff-induced sticker shock ... administration on Monday began investigating semiconductor imports to set the stage for tariffs.

ASML's net bookings—a key KPI to track order demand—in Q1 came at €3.94B, falling short of analysts' estimates of €4.89B, ...

“This is a large hole in the US tariff wall that will spare key firms like Apple and consumers of laptops and phones from sticker shock ... important for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ...