Shares in Taiwan closed lower by more than 200 points Wednesday as contract chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) extended losses from a session earlier after international news media reported one of its chips was found in a product of Chinese tech giant Huawei Technologies in possible violation of U.S. export restrictions, dealers said.
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