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  1. Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.
  2. Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.
  3. Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.
  4. Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.

Goldman Sachs analysts questioned Applied Materials regarding the impact of China's demand softness on the company.

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Goldman Sachs analysts questioned Applied Materials regarding the impact of China's demand softness on the company.

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  1. Applied Materials was removed from Russell value indices due to concerns over China exposure risk.Sub-event
  2. Goldman Sachs analysts question Applied Materials due to China demand softness.1 source

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