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Earnings
Preliminary figures put July-September sales at about 195 trillion won. Profit came in slightly above forecasts that a stronger won had pulled down, and Samsung gave no breakdown by business.
Financing
The 30-year facility is not final. It needs signed agreements, government approvals and at least $750 million in outside money, and it would hand the government warrants for up to 7.5% of the company.
Earnings
Fit-out work billed to tenants drove a 322% jump in revenue to $341.9 million. Rent from finished buildings rose by about half from the prior quarter, while interest costs pushed the net loss to $221 million.
Technology
No walkout has been called, but the union says it could strike at short notice if Micron's board does not offer a concrete profit-sharing plan this week. The shares fell with other chip stocks.
Technology
The marketing-software company expects $65 million to $75 million of charges and says the cuts are not driven by AI-related efficiencies. Fair Isaac, the maker of the FICO score, said the same day it will cut about 15% of its positions.
Technology
The new targets lean on custom chips for the biggest cloud companies. The shares rose about 5% by midday after swinging as much as 11% higher.
Technology
Third-quarter sales jumped 47% to a record, beating analyst estimates on demand for AI servers. The shares jumped at Tuesday's open in Taipei, then gave back most of the gain.
Companies
Intel has been the only publicly named chipmaking partner in Musk's Terafab, and Tesla has said it will use Intel's 14A process there. Musk called the TSMC talks "just discussions," and no deal or terms have been disclosed.
