semiconductors

GlobalFoundries' expansion here has highlighted the increasingly volatile world that semicon companies are in despite a boom.

Dependency on electronic computing devices is expected to create a multitude of tailwinds for the semiconductor industry.

Investors are warming up to homegrown tech manufacturing stocks once again. What is their selling point?

Might Intel Corp be headed the way of IBM to a slow and steady fall into oblivion? Just look at how well AMD and Nvidia are doing.

Analysts are positive on AEM Holdings

The spectre of decoupling haunts the global economy, but Singapore may be uniquely prepared to weather the storm.

Semiconductor manufacturers in Singapore hope for little factory disruption from the Republic's "circuit-breaker measures", as officials explicitly named semiconductors as an essential business.

 

SINGAPORE (Aug 14): Singapore wants to strengthen the whole semiconductor manufacturing eco-system to maintain its role as a regional hub.

SINGAPORE (Sept 20): As many as 27 of the 30 biggest hardware and semiconductor stocks listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) have generated price gains in the 2017 year to date, with the sector amounting to a median price gain of 43% compared to its medi