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GlobalWafers commits $7.5B to U.S. growth

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GlobalWafers (GFS) to boost U.S. investment to $7.5B amid soaring chip demand. (00:25) Virgin Galactic (SPCE) confirms it is on track for commercial flights again in 2026. (01:50) Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway exits Citi, cuts BofA, COF stakes, among other Q1 moves. (02:32)

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