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China tightens rules on U.S. firms, drone exports in retaliation for American trade actions

By Eduardo Baptista

The Globe and Mail - Business · 2d ago

China has imposed a series of restrictions on U.S. agencies and other entities, saying the move was in response to recent U.S. measures involving Chinese telecom operators, testing laboratories, drones and other tech items.

Originally published by The Globe and Mail - Business.

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