A U.S. national security panel has ordered Singapore-based chipmaker Broadcom, which is trying to buy Qualcomm in a $117 billion deal, to provide it with five business days’ notice before taking any action toward redomiciling to the United States. Read the latest semiconductor industry news
U.S. orders Broadcom to give notice of steps to redomicile: Reuters
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