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JUST IN: #Xiaomi shares tank over 10% at the open in Hong Kong after the US designated the smartphone giant as one of the “Communist Chinese military companies."
— Arjun Kharpal (@ArjunKharpal) January 15, 2021
Xiaomi was the third biggest smartphone maker in the world in Q3 https://t.co/flZQNCRjJE
"The companies will be subject to a new U.S. investment ban which forces American investors to divest their holdings of the blacklisted firms by Nov. 11, 2021."
— Adam Conway @ XDA (@AdamConwayIE) January 14, 2021
Oh boy. Not quite the same as being added to the entity list, but it's not good for Xiaomi.https://t.co/XHgX6OoSks
Is this right? Is the US adding Grand China Air, which grew out of HNA to the list of Chinese firms with military ties? DOD Releases List of Additional Companies, In Accordance with Section 1237 of FY99 NDAA https://t.co/lNQJaMJ30L
— David Barboza (@DavidBarboza2) January 15, 2021
No Chinese company is safe anymore https://t.co/DW09LX3Wr5
— Raymond Wong??? (@raywongy) January 15, 2021
And is Xiaomi also now listed by the Pentagon as a military firm? See the new list here: DOD Releases List of Additional Companies, In Accordance with Section 1237 of FY99 NDAA https://t.co/Ou6gLsk8Yu
— David Barboza (@DavidBarboza2) January 15, 2021
US has designated Xiaomi one of the “Communist Chinese military companies”.
— Arjun Kharpal (@ArjunKharpal) January 15, 2021
Xiaomi was the third biggest smartphone maker in the world in Q3: https://t.co/MNbIk67NGl
US is now blacklisting Xiaomi, which recently surpassed Apple as third-biggest smartphone maker.
— Vlad Savov (@vladsavov) January 14, 2021
Adding to its bans on Huawei, which also is ahead of Apple on smartphone sales, and TikTok, which is the only non-FB app in global top 5 most used. Evidence of wrongdoing: 0.
LATEST: Xiaomi stocks tumble more than 11% after the Trump administration blacklisted the Chinese smartphone maker and 10 other companies. More: https://t.co/yefq6CAUZ2 pic.twitter.com/GJlKJv9qAW
— Bloomberg (@business) January 15, 2021
Now added to the U.S. blacklist of banned Chinese military companies, Xiaomi asks Apple to submit its 2022-2027 product roadmap and blueprints to the CCP-backed cloning company before November 11. https://t.co/YrCNIL0A5O
— Kontra (@counternotions) January 15, 2021
Trump is taking an increasingly aggressive stance on China in an effort to ensure his pressure campaign against the nation stays in place long after he's left office. https://t.co/9iuNhHkXOd
— Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) January 15, 2021
The Commerce Department is blacklisting China’s third-biggest oil company after years of involvement in offshore drilling in disputed South China Sea waters https://t.co/HgKR7QuZHQ
— Bloomberg Next China (@next_china) January 14, 2021
香港上場株式銘柄(ハンセン指数構成銘柄)が次々とアメリカでブラックリストへ。。
— 宮脇 健@香港ジャパンデスク???? (@MiyawakiTakeru) January 15, 2021
U.S. Blacklists Xiaomi, Oil Giant Cnooc in Late Anti-China Push https://t.co/KDNbHbbjYh