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captain_americanoHere's the full archived article instead of a screenshot of a headline:
https://archive.is/bEfmy
mozingoMuch appreciated. Super annoying that op did that.
lps2Yes, "allow" because the likes of TSMC are owned by US investment firms, have contracts with the US government and vital US companies / industries. Just as if there were companies operating in Canada owned by Chinese firms / government, they would need to allow that company to build factories / use suppliers in the US.
Γ7ΣShhh, don't scare a tankie with how companies work
except it's not companies doing the "allowing," per the article it's the Biden administration making this call.
except it's not the companies doing the "allowing," per the article it's the Biden administration making the call
The move to extend the exemptions, rather than winding them down, amounts to a recognition by U.S. authorities that efforts to isolate China from high-tech goods are more difficult than anticipated in a highly integrated global industry, according to industry executives.