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Startups Weekly: Tech and the law
Recent days have seen a flurry of startup stories and funding rounds that have captured attention. The publication highlights key developments in the startup ecosystem, showcasing innovative ventures and their financial backing.

Most Read – Semiconductor skills, Foundry 2.0, Selling Nvidia shares
The UK government announces funding for semiconductor skills, while the MEMS market rebounds. Continental launches a fabless chip unit, Jensen Huang sells Nvidia shares, and Intel secures the second position in Foundry 2.0, according to Electronics Weekly.

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Tencent, Alibaba Results Key to Cementing China Tech Stock Rally
Earnings reports from China's leading tech giants are poised to provide critical insights into the potential resurgence of one of 2025's most anticipated stock rallies, capturing the attention of investors and market analysts alike.

Tech’s Strong Earnings Results Obscured by Tariff Uncertainty
Tech In Depth highlights Bloomberg's analysis of the latest quarterly results in the tech industry, noting strong performance despite uncertainties surrounding rising US tariffs. Ian King provides insights into the implications for businesses navigating this complex landscape.

Tariffs Weigh on Big Tech, Increasing US Energy for AI | Bloomberg Technology
Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow analyze a week of tech earnings, while US Energy Secretary Chris Wright outlines plans to enhance electricity output for AI. Additionally, Roblox CEO David Baszucki shares insights on the company's earnings and growth strategy.

Apple Exceeds Q2 Forecasts With $95.4B in Revenue
Apple surpassed Wall Street expectations in Q2 2025, reporting $95.4 billion in revenue and $1.65 earnings per share. Despite strong iPhone sales, shares fell due to missed Services revenue and tariff concerns. The company remains optimistic about its long-term strategy.