European Union negotiators agreed on a final version of a 43-billion-euro ($47.2 billion) plan to make Europe a key player in a global race to ramp up the production of semiconductors.
European Union negotiators agreed on a final version of a 43-billion-euro ($47.2 billion) plan to make Europe a key player in a global race to ramp up the production of semiconductors.
Automakers would also not be responsible for other tariffs on aluminum and steel, said a White House official on Monday night.