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cal04

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Mon Oct 5, 2015, 02:11 PM Oct 2015

Here are winners and losers from the Trans-Pacific Partnership deal [View all]

Deal seen as win for tech, apparel; negative for pharma, manufacturing
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/here-are-winners-and-losers-from-the-trans-pacific-partnership-deal-2015-10-05?link=MW_home_latest_news


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Stefanie Miller, a research analyst with Height Securities, said she expects big U.S. technology companies, the U.S. apparel industry and the U.S. agricultural sector would benefit.

“It…appears that the final deal will be a positive for the U.S. apparel industry, which stands to gain from reduced or eliminated tariffs on certain materials up the supply chain,” Miller told MarketWatch in an email.


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The Semiconductor Industry Association, whose members include Qualcomm QCOM, +2.23% and Texas Instruments TXN, +2.58% , also lauded the deal. The group noted the deal contains rules preventing market-access restrictions on commercial products with encryption, and other new requirements.

The U.S. pharmaceutical industry, meanwhile, said it was unhappy with the deal — as did a key member of Congress.

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