TAIPEI -- The trade war with China initiated by Donald Trump has been primarily viewed through the lens of punitive and retaliatory tariffs. But that has changed in recent weeks.
The November indictments of Chinese chipmaker Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit and Taiwan's United Microelectronics Corp. for stealing an estimated $8.75 billion worth of intellectual property from U.S.-based Micron Technology's Taiwan operations marked the opening of a new front in the trade war.
