2020-12-05
Four new additions, which will be affected by the EO prohibiting US investment in Chinese military companies: - China Nat'l Offshore Oil Corp - Semiconductor Manufacturing Int'l Corp - China Construction Tech Co - China Int'l Engineering Consulting Corp https://www.defense.gov/...
Reuters
The DOD has added China's largest chipmaker SMIC to its blacklist of alleged Chinese military companies
2020-12-04
Four new additions, which will be affected by the EO prohibiting US investment in Chinese military companies: - China Nat'l Offshore Oil Corp - Semiconductor Manufacturing Int'l Corp - China Construction Tech Co - China Int'l Engineering Consulting Corp https://www.defense.gov/...
Reuters
The DOD has added China's largest chipmaker SMIC to its blacklist of alleged Chinese military companies
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration on Thursday added China's top chipmaker SMIC and oil giant CNOOC to a blacklist of alleged Chinese military companies …
2020-04-26
China's Cyberspace Administration ordered ByteDance to take down Feishu from domestic app stores after discovering users could browse content from banned foreign platforms like Facebook and Twitter via its newsfeed function https://www.bloomberg.com/...
Bloomberg
Sources: China orders ByteDance to temporarily remove its Slack-style office app Feishu, after discovering content from banned sites like Facebook and Twitter
a mash-up of Slack, Skype and Google Docs — competes in China against similar offerings from other Chinese companies https://www.livemint.com/... Zheping Huang / @pingroma : Scoop:...
2020-04-25
China's Cyberspace Administration ordered ByteDance to take down Feishu from domestic app stores after discovering users could browse content from banned foreign platforms like Facebook and Twitter via its newsfeed function https://www.bloomberg.com/...
Bloomberg
Sources: China orders ByteDance to temporarily remove its Slack-style office app Feishu, after discovering content from banned sites like Facebook and Twitter
- Regulators found the app allowed access to Facebook, Twitter — The decision deals a blow to ByteDance's internet ambitions