European Commission urges member nations to phase out China’s Huawei and ZTE as telecom equipment suppliers and bans them from its own systems

Vice premier reiterates support for digital platforms, CATL gains European safety certificate

Wireless network companies that have already installed gear from the two Chinese telecommunications firms will have to remove it by the end of 2027

China’s securities regulator plans to break an audit deadlock with U.S. watchdogs

Decision marks a milestone in the telecoms giant’s journey to recover from a suite of punishments

Xi vows to strengthen efforts to develop the nation’s talent pool. Beijing seeks to become the host city of the International Sustainability Standards Board. Another banking regulator is probed for graft

A $1.9 billion program to remove the two companies’ equipment from rural telecoms networks is set to start next month

He Xuemei should serve her original 20-year prison term in a $323 million fraud case, high court in Guangdong province rules

Telecom-gear maker has a bumper 2020, even as sales in some Western markets decline

Pair are among five companies named by the Federal Communications Commission after being ‘deemed a threat to national security’

CEIEC's addition to Washington’s ‘entity list’ means the company will be cut off from its U.S. suppliers unless they get special licenses

Shenzhen exchange asks why the company needs to replenish liquidity when it had 43.5 billion yuan in cash at end of September

Chinese president vows to reach an investment deal with Europe this year. The country calls for fair treatment after India bans more Chinese apps

Action shows that the Federal Communications Commission remains determined to drive ZTE and its larger peer Huawei from the U.S. market

Regulator cutting off Chinese company from network bidding ‘affects Huawei’s rights,’ Stockholm court rules

Supreme Court says British judges can set global telecom royalty payments while rejecting Huawei and ZTE argument that Chinese courts should have that power

Zeng Xuezhong to succeed co-founder Lin Bin as Xiaomi continues management overhaul of core business unit

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