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ZTE Sanctioned
Telecom equipment maker falls foul of Washington again, after failing to follow through on agreement to discipline employees who sold products to Iran in violation of U.S. sanctions.
ZTE Hit by 7-Year U.S. Ban on Tech Exports
Telecom equipment company is accused of making false statements in last year’s settlement for violating U.S. sanction laws
CX Daily: China’s exporters face barriers in home market
India curbs Chinese bids for government contracts. Qualcomm strikes a patent deal with Huawei. Plus, Huawei takes Samsung's crown.
China Business Digest: President Xi Urges Deeper Reforms in Response to Turbulence; Overseas Acquisitions by Chinese Companies Plunge
Global coronavirus infections top 17 million as China reports highest case totals since April; Taiwan’s controversial former leader Lee Teng-hui dies at 97
Xiaomi Hires Former ZTE Executive to Lead Mobile Business
Zeng Xuezhong to succeed co-founder Lin Bin as Xiaomi continues management overhaul of core business unit
China Has 66 Million Devices Connected to 5G, Official Says
Country has the world’s most extensive 5G network and is expected to have over 600,000 5G base stations by year end
Justice Ministry Orders Lawyers to Quit Illegal Part-Time Jobs
The case of Bao Yuming, accused of sexual assault, has caused authorities to crack down on a number of illegal practices in the profession
Cover Story: Will TikTok Be the Next Huawei?
Founder Zhang Yiming’s efforts to defuse rising political pressures fail to gain traction as U.S. moves to follow India in banning the popular video app citing data security concerns
China Business Digest: Regulators Step Up Dismantling of Financial Empire of Xiao Jianhua; NYU Hosts Stranded Students at Shanghai Campus
Huawei’s troubles mount as U.S. pressure forces the world’s largest contract computer chipmaker to cut it off; 5 new Covid-19 cases in Xinjiang Uygur region
U.S. Extends Clampdown on Huawei With FCC List of Suspect Gear
Telecoms watchdog earlier labeled both the telecommunications-gear maker and its peer ZTE as posing a security risk
China’s Leading Chipmaker SMIC Triples in Shanghai Debut
Investors bet that company will benefit from Beijing’s drive to become more self-sufficient in high-tech chips that power most electronic gadgets
In Depth: China’s Chip Dreams Power SMIC’s Mega IPO
Chipmaker spent much of its life in obscurity, but has now become an investor darling in what could be nation’s biggest listing since 2010
China Quadruples Fundraising Pace for Chip Self-Sufficiency
Sector receives over $20 billion in first half as U.S. tech war rages
China Business Digest: Luckin Confirms $300 Million Sales Reporting Fraud, Pinduoduo Names New Chief as Founder Steps Down
China-Europe travel will resume in an orderly manner, the Foreign Ministry says; China continues the tit-for-tat exchange with the U.S. on media access
Intel Halts Chip Supply to Leading Chinese Server-Maker
Chip giant’s move, which it says is temporary, comes a week after U.S. Defense Department put Inspur on a list of 20 companies controlled or owned by the Chinese military
FCC Calls Huawei, ZTE Security Threats as It Bars Subsidies
The action means money from federal subsidies used by many small rural carriers may no longer be used to buy or maintain equipment produced by the companies
China Business Digest: Luckin Receives 2nd Delisting Notice from Nasdaq; China, India Agreed to Cool Border Tensions
Tencent surpasses Alibaba to become the most valuable company in Asia; China launches the final satellite for its navigation system
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