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In a case that pitted two San Francisco business litigators against each other, a China-based chip-making startup will pay Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. $175 million to settle a trade secrets theft suit. The settlement, announced Sunday, dismisses litigation that was pending between TSMC, the world's largest chip fabricator, and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. in San Francisco federal court.
February 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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