By Michael Martina, David Shepardson and Karen Freifeld WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Defense Department said on ...
The US DoD listed more than 50 companies with a domestic presence as "military companies" advancing China's forces through an MCF strategy.
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Defence officials said the expanded list serves to help the U.S. counter Beijing's Military-Civil Fusion strategy (MCF), described by the State Department as an "aggressive national strategy" using ...
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The U.S. Defense Department added CATL and Tencent Holdings, to its annual list of companies alleged to have ties to China's ...
The US Department of Defense has identified 134 companies operating in the United States that it claims are aiding China's ...
Asian equities were mixed but mostly lower overnight as Singapore and Korea outperformed and Pakistan and Hong Kong ...
The Pentagon’s updated list includes 134 companies that have some business operations within the US.
The video game company, best known for owning "League of Legends," was designated a "Chinese Military Company" by the ...
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