SK Hynix set to benefit as South Korea's ruling party seeks to ease capital-raising rules
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South Korea's ruling party is seeking to make it easier for chipmaker SK Hynix to set up ventures to build factories with outside investors — a move that follows a government push to position the country as an AI powerhouse. Members of President Lee Jae Myung's Democratic Party of Korea have proposed amending a law pertaining to "strategic industries with cutting-edge technologies" that currently forbids a subsidiary of a subsidiary from such a move. If passed, chipmaker SK Hynix — which is a
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