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Another Three-Month Reprieve for Huawei

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Ashley Gold
· · Source: The Verge

Huawei has been given another three-month reprieve from the Trump administration’s ban on its products, according to the Verge, citing Commerce Department documents filed Monday .  The slow-walking of the ban shows the challenges of completely ridding the U.S. of Huawei products and illustrates the close ties between the U.S. and China tech markets. The delay of the ban is happening as the two...

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