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South Korea's top chipmakers may escape the brunt of US President Donald Trump's proposed 100 per cent tariffs on imported semiconductors, after US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick clarified that ...
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick on Friday, August 8, sent a letter to Harvard University President Alan Garber ...
AI giant Nvidia has struck a deal to pay the White House 15 percent of its profits from computer chip sales to China after ...
Trump may be less concerned about the jobs numbers than the consumer-price index.
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'You Don't Understand It Yet': Howard Lutnick Disrespects Senator To His Face, Belittles Him For Asking Questions During Hearing
During a budget hearing held by the Senate Appropriations Committee back in June, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick talked ...
The Trump administration on Friday launched an investigation into Harvard’s patents derived from federally funded research, ...
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'You Can Pay A Tariff': Howard Lutnick Falls Flat, Flaunts Trump's Catastrophic Tariffs During Illogical Tirade In Senate Hearing
During his remarks in a Senate hearing in June, Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick flaunted President Trump's catastrophic ...
The Trump administration escalates its fight with Harvard, beginning the "march-in" process involving patent ownership.
A failure to comply with the Bayh-Dole Act’s terms allows the federal government to take ownership of a university’s patents and/or issue third-party licenses.
The Trump administration on Friday ordered a comprehensive review of Harvard University's federally funded research programs, ...
By all means, President Donald Trump had good reason to fire a Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner who failed to solve ...
This said, Switzerland suffered a fresh blow as gold futures reached a new record following a report the U.S. put tariffs on imports of one-kilo gold bars. U.K. and South African gold mining stocks ...
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