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Japan's 'Silicon Island' attracts rush of financial groups to Kyushu
FUKUOKA/KUMAMOTO, Japan -- The entry of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) into Japan's southwestern island of Kyushu has spurred a buildup
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