The move comes as Japan works to revitalise its chip industry, and the European Union looks to reduce its dependence on China-dominated supply chains

Move comes as talks to resolve the two-decades old dispute fail to deliver results and SEC continues adding names of non-compliant companies.

After failing to respond to legal motions for years, China-based Jiangsu TieMao Glass Co went to court in the US this week to dispute an award of $26.4m for stolen aerospace glass technology.

Some 43% of US investment in China over past two decades could have been subject to screening under new rules.

Germany's Economy ministry has refused to give guarantees to carmaker Volkswagen in relation to investments in China, because of rights concerns about operations in Xinjiang, Der Spiegel says

(ATF) The Trump administration is keeping up a torrent of anti-China rules in the final days before Biden...

The US Federal Communications Commission said on Tuesday that China’s Huawei and ZTE have been listed as national security threats