SAN FRANCISCO — U.S. President Donald Trump again ratched up the U.S.-China trade war, levying tariffs on an additional $200 billion worth of imports from China — including parts and materials used in semiconductor manufacturing.

Apple will pay Dialog Semiconductor $300 million in cash for the transaction and prepay a further $300 million for products to be delivered to Apple over the next three years. Shares of Dialog were seen rising 17 percent in early Frankfurt trade followin

As part of the ambitious “Made in China 2025” blueprint, Chinese officials have set the semiconductor industry a goal of reaching US$305 billion in output by 2030, and meeting 80 per cent of domestic demand. In 2016, China produced US$65 billion of semico

Semiconductor stocks are falling in pre-market trading in New York as Goldman Sachs analysts warn that supply and pricing issues that have been plaguing memory chip and other manufacturers may worsen into 2019, prompting the bank to downgrade ratings on s