Tokyo Electron projects profit slump on U.S. chip export controls

TOKYO -- Tokyo Electron drastically downgraded its full-year earnings forecast Thursday, as the Japanese producer of chipmaking equipment warned that tougher U.S. trade restrictions against China's semiconductor industry will depress sales.

Tokyo Electron projects profit slump on U.S. chip export controls

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