Tokyo Electron Prepares India Expansion as Modi Lures Chipmakers

Bloomberg09-27

(Bloomberg) -- Tokyo Electron Ltd. seeks to build a team of chip engineers in India to better ride the Modi government’s push for more semiconductor manufacturing in the world’s most populous country....

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