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South Korea Lands $2 Billion From 4 US Companies as Trump Turns Up Pressure on Foreign Chipmakers: GLW, APD, ACLS Among Stocks in Focus

Radhika Anilkumar Nadig

Four U.S. companies filed investment reports totaling $2 billion for projects in South Korea's semiconductor and clean energy sectors.

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