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Ministers urged to force state-backed owner to sell company on national security grounds James Titcomb is The Telegraph's Technology Editor and has covered the tech industry for a decade from Silicon ...
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(Yicai) Feb. 9 -- A Chinese-led acquisition of UK chipmaker Future Technology Devices International has been pushed into a forced sale after the British government’s national security deadline took ...
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The High Court of Justice in the UK has rejected a plea from a China-owned operation for a temporary injunction on a government order requiring it to sell its stake in a Scottish chip design business.
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Future Technology Devices International (FTDI) in Glasgow is being forced to sell an 80% stake in the company owned by a Chinese company. The UK government has ordered the sale of the 80.2% stake held ...