WINGTECH SUES NEXPERIA OVER DUTCH CHIP UNIT CONTROL
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China's Wingtech Technology filed suit in a Chinese court against Nexperia, seeking 8 billion yuan ($1.2 billion) in damages and restoration of control over its Dutch chipmaking subsidiary.
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