Chip suppliers, which trimmed down chip production for autos and in turn stepped up supplies to consumer electronics, are now pressured from all quarters.
The Commerce Department says the companies were building supercomputers used by China for "destabilizing military modernization efforts."
The regulator indicated how it will implement a law aimed at delisting Chinese companies that do not meet U.S. auditing standards.
The first quarter saw "meaningful, sequential improvements in quarterly financial results despite ongoing business disruption from the pandemic."
China’s leading smartphone maker and its third-biggest oil driller were added to the list of firms banned from American investment.
Removal of these 500 structured products is the outcome of an executive order prohibiting investments in companies with links to the Chinese military.
Retailers pushed imports of consumer goods to a record as they stocked up for the Christmas holiday season..
The president’s executive order said the "pace and pervasiveness" of Chinese technology was a threat to American national security.
The incoming Biden administration has struck a more conciliatory tone following a Trump executive order.
The Chinese e-commerce giant claimed the technology was in a trial phase and never deployed by any customer.
The SEC says the Chinese retailer fabricated more than $300 million in coupon sales to present a false picture of rapid growth to investors.
As developments in fintech continue to emerge, Chinese regulators have become increasingly worried about finance being overshadowed by technology.
