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Business

The Liquor King’s Pivot: Zhang Kun Bets on Global Chips as China’s Recovery Stutters

China's leading fund manager Zhang Kun has significantly increased his stake in global semiconductor giants like ASML while maintaining maximum weight in domestic liquor stocks, despite a decline in total AUM and fund performance.

SoBiz2026年4月23日 04:28
#Zhang Kun#E Fund#Asset Management
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Technology

Japan’s Lithography Crown Slips: Why a Once‑Untouchable Industry Is Losing Ground

Japanese lithography firms that once led the world are losing ground as the industry pivots to EUV technology, dominated by a Dutch incumbent. Technological lag, market consolidation and geopolitical export controls have combined to weaken Japan’s position, with implications for global chip supply chains and national industrial policy.

NeTe2026年3月17日 16:59
#lithography#semiconductor#EUV
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Business

Duan Yongping's $17.5bn War Chest Bets Big on Nvidia and AI Infrastructure

Duan Yongping’s H&H International Investment held roughly $17.5bn in US equities at end-2025 and dramatically increased its Nvidia stake while trimming Apple and cutting ASML. The fund also initiated small positions in AI infrastructure and healthcare AI plays — CoreWeave, Credo Technology and Tempus — signaling a strategic pivot toward the AI compute stack and monetizable applications.

SoBiz2026年2月19日 05:24
#Duan Yongping#Nvidia#CoreWeave
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Business

ASML to Cut About 1,700 Jobs as Chipmaker Rebalances After a Boom

ASML will cut about 1,700 jobs, mostly in technical and IT management roles in the Netherlands and some in the U.S., representing roughly 4% of its workforce. The reduction appears aimed at overhead trimming and organizational realignment amid a cyclical industry and geopolitical uncertainty, rather than at production capacity.

NeTe2026年1月28日 20:30
#ASML#layoffs#semiconductor