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Brazil to reject US pressure on Huawei 5G bid, minister says
Marcos Pontes, minister for science, technology, innovation and communications, says he will not veto any firm, and final decision will be based purely on merit.
Charest advising Huawei in Meng Wanzhou case and on 5G networks
Mr. Charest is part of a team at the law firm of McCarthy Tétrault, including former privy council clerk Wayne Wouters, that Huawei retained in the summer to offer strategic advice
CES 2020 Kickoff Highlights the Decoupling of U.S. and China’s Tech
As the U.S. and China's tech cold war escalates, some of China's biggest tech companies are notably absent from the CES 2020 consumer technology showcase in Las Vegas.
China says it will monitor impact of US defence act on Chinese firms
China’s Commerce ministry calls US defence act ‘full of political biases’, saying sanctions are ‘evidence of government intervention in normal corporate operations’.
How the Journal Calculated Huawei’s State Support
The Journal sought to estimate how key state fiscal incentives, adjusted to account for changes in their scope over the years, allowed Huawei to spend more freely.
WSJ News Exclusive | State Support Helped Fuel Huawei’s Global Rise
Tens of billions of dollars in financial assistance from the Chinese government helped propel Huawei to the top of global telecommunications, a scale of support that dwarfed what its tech rivals got from their governments.
'This is not rule of law': detention of Huawei workers sparks backlash
Arrests have raised questions in China about the company’s ties to the state and the wider tech industry
Beijing hits out at Trump over defence bill that targets China
US President signs authorisation act that includes measures to shore up Taiwan relations and make it harder to lift Huawei sanctions.
At the Edge of the World, a New Battleground for the U.S. and China (Published 2019)
The Faroe Islands have become perhaps the most unexpected place for the United States and China to tussle over the Chinese tech giant Huawei.
Why the German Debate on 5G and Huawei is Critical
The heated German debate over 5G is approaching fever pitch. The United States, Australia, and New Zealand have effectively banned the technology from China’s IT companies Huawei and ZTE from their 5G roll-out. Several European countries, including France, Britain, Spain, Poland and the Czech Republic are reconsidering their strategy based on national security concerns. Some major providers (Orange in France, BT in Britain) have already stated that they would strip existing Huawei technology out of the network core and will not use Huawei equipment for their 5G infrastructure.
Huawei’s European ambitions set back by Norwegian 5G rebuff
Chinese telecoms giant has been blacklisted in the US and security concerns about its role in Europe are growing.
Scoop: China tried to get World Bank to fund surveillance in Xinjiang
It shows the moral hazard that faces any organization with operations in the region.
Canadians detained in China after Huawei arrest have now spent a year in custody
The men are being held in what a crisis group calls “deplorable” conditions while the Chinese executive in Canada lives in luxury.
Huawei's overseas retreat squeezes Chinese rivals
Xiaomi, Vivo and Oppo forced abroad to offset weaker domestic sales
5G News: Huawei Loses Ground in Europe After U.S. Lobbying
U.S. officials flooded Europe last week, and by the time they had departed, their efforts to persuade their allies to cut back in using Huawei Technologies Co. equipment appeared to finally be gaining traction.
Huawei to roll out Harmony OS to more products next year, but not phones and tablets
Chinese tech giant Huawei Technologies [HWT.UL] plans to equip more of its products with its Harmony operating system (OS) next year, and will promote them at home and abroad, a Huawei spokesman said on Monday.
Boris Johnson uses Huawei phone for selfie after hinting at UK ban
British PM posed for a picture holding what appeared to be telecoms giant’s P20 Pro device, a day after saying he might restrict firm’s products from 5G networks.
Opinion | Stop Investing in China’s Brutality (Published 2019)
It’s time for pension funds and others to stop supporting companies that abet Beijing’s crackdowns on China’s Uighurs and Hong Kong’s protesters.
Huawei Unveils Latest Legal Challenge Against the U.S.
Huawei Technologies filed a fresh legal challenge against the U.S., seeking to block a Federal Communications Commission decision last month that further restricts the Chinese telecom giant’s ability to operate in the U.S.
How Huawei Lost the Heart of the Chinese Public (Published 2019)
When an executive wrote about her house arrest in Canada, an outcry about a former employee’s treatment arose on social media.
