Trump blocks biggest ever tech deal over 'national security' concerns
US president puts the brakes on potential Qualcomm-Broadcom deal
US president Donald Trump has blocked a planned takeover of chip maker Qualcomm by rival Broadcom on the grounds of national security. His order cited "credible evidence" that the proposed $140bn (£100bn)...
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