Foxconn is in hot water this week after the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer became a major stakeholder in Chinese semiconductor manufacturer Tsinghua Unigroup without regulatory approval. Reuters reports the Taiwanese government is now weighing a $835,600 fine against Foxconn after it invested more than $798 million by way of a subsidiary. A fraction of a percent. The deal comes as China looks to accelerate its domestic semiconductor manufacturing capabilities, which have lagged behind Taiwan, South Korea, and the United States by several generations.