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TradingKey - TSMC recently announced an additional $100 billion investment, increasing its total planned investment in the U.S. from $165 billion to $265 billion. Meanwhile, the company raised its 2026 capital expenditure guidance to $60 billion–$64 billion, reflecting management's confidence in the long-term demand for AI chips.

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Intel beat Q2 revenue expectations and improved margins, but an $11 billion net loss erased early gains. Here's what drove Intel's volatile earnings reaction and what investors should watch next.

TradingKey – SK Hynix (SKHY) has been listed on Nasdaq for over a week. On July 14, Eastern Time, its ADR price reached a premium of as high as 51% over its local underlying shares in South Korea, before quickly retreating to approximately 19%. Since then, the premium has not continued to narrow but has instead widened again; on July 21, the ADR premium stood at about 29.8%. This significant pricing divergence for the same company’s stock across two markets is the result of the combined effects of ADR trading mechanisms and arbitrage windows.


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