Trump Expands Global Technology Net With Rules Covering Subsidiaries

Is China’s ‘going global’ strategy at risk after US widens its trade blacklist?

The impact on Chinese firms operating overseas could be significant, analysts say.

BIS expands Entity List restrictions to companies owned by designees

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US expands export blacklist in crackdown on Chinese workarounds

The US on Monday (Sep 29) cracked down on companies in China and other countries that use subsidiaries or other foreign affiliates to circumvent export curbs on chipmaking equipment and other goods and technology.

Trump Expands Chinese Export Blacklist, Restricting Chip Sales.

PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: The U.S. Commerce Department expanded its restricted export list, automatically including subsidiaries owned 50 percent or more by listed companies.WHO WAS INVOLVED: The Trump administration, the Commerce Department, Chinese companies like Huawei, Hikvision, and DJI, and the Chinese Commerce Ministry.WHEN & WHERE: The rule was issued Monday and published in the U.S. Federal Register.KEY QUOTE: “This move by the U.S. is…

Chinese Firms Hit by New Trump Blacklist

The Trump administration has expanded its national security trade restrictions to include subsidiaries of Chinese companies already on the Commerce Department's entity list. The rule is designed to prevent companies from bypassing U.S. sanctions by operating through subsidiaries or affiliates, strengthening protection for American technology and strategic interests. Under the new policy, if a listed company holds a majority stake in another firm…

US to block blacklisted Chinese tech access

The U.S. Commerce Department unveiled a new rule Monday to prevent Chinese firms — listed for security and other risks — from using affiliates to s...