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Huawei hammered by growing Washington campaign against the company, including ban of its equipment from U.S. networks and attempts to extradite its CFO Meng Wanzhou from Canada
Major Chipmakers Seek U.S. Approval to Supply Huawei
Qualcomm, Micron and Samsung are among companies who have applied for permission to sell to controversial Chinese company

Biden Team Weighs Fully Cutting Off Huawei From U.S. Suppliers
Administration may slam the door even on licensed sales to the Chinese tech giant under the four-year-old blacklist

Shanghai Composite Index Fell 0.26% on Wednesday
Shenzhen Component Index closed down 0.86%

Tech Insider: Xiaomi President to Step Down, TuSimple Plans to Cut Staff by 25%
Hackers threaten to blackmail Nio, EV-maker launches urban-navigation system in Shanghai

Top Australian Diplomat Heading to Beijing for Ice-Breaking Trip
Foreign Minister Penny Wong’s trip will be the first by a top Australian diplomat to China’s capital since 2018

Shanghai Composite Index Fell 1.92% on Monday
Shenzhen Component Index closed down 1.51%

Tech Insider: Huawei Faces U.S. Banking Ban, Buffett Trims BYD Stake
U.S. blacklists more Chinese tech firms, Oppo unveils in-house Bluetooth audio chip

Senate Bill Would Bar China’s Huawei From U.S. Finance System
Bipartisan proposal torques up pressure to block Chinese technological ambitions as China charges ‘U.S. is ruining international rules’

Tech Insider: Huawei Inks Licensing Deal With Oppo, Xiaomi’s Top India Executive Resigns
U.S. state bans officials from using TikTok, Niutron refunds customers after failing to deliver its first EV model

Smartphone Maker Lava Eyes India Venture With China's Huaqin
Closely held companies are close to agreement on collaboration in electronics R&D, design and manufacturing

Cover Story: The Sweeping Impact of New U.S. Semiconductor Restrictions
China’s chip industry faces a brain drain under personnel rules; supercomputers take a hit; and chipmakers may have to just make do with old technology

In Depth: Can Beefed Up U.S. Chip Restrictions Energize China's Local Tech Push?
China has been striving to become self-sufficient in semiconductors for over a decade and accelerated its efforts when Washington placed Huawei on a trade blacklist in 2020

Tech Insider: Nvidia CEO Touts Alternatives for China, XPeng Reduces Reliance on CATL
Trip.com returns to profit despite revenue drop, Shopee cuts jobs across Asia

Tech Insider: Pinduoduo’s Earnings Beat, China Plans for Self-Flying Cars
Meituan narrows losses, SMIC plans $7.5 billion wafer plant

Caixin Explains: Washington’s Drive to Hobble Chinese Chipmaking
A new law that could force chipmakers to choose between the U.S. and China is just the latest effort to keep the Asian giant from moving up the semiconductor supply chain

Opinion: Winter Is Coming to China’s Tech Sector
Dire outlook articulated by Huawei’s Ren resonates in a sector buffeted by American sanctions, Chinese regulators and declining demand