WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Congress will not vote this summer on comprehensive legislation to boost American competitiveness against China in semiconductors and other critical technologies, with the House and the Senate struggling to bridge the divide between their proposals.
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The U.S. Capitol Building: The House of Representatives is slated to reconvene on Sept. 20. © Reuters
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