Biden admin grilled over US$23 billion in licenses for blacklisted Chinese firms

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Biden admin grilled over US$23 billion in licenses for blacklisted Chinese firms
The Biden administration approved more than US$23 billion worth of licenses for companies to ship US goods and technology to blacklisted Chinese companies in the first quarter of 2022, a Republican lawmaker said. The data comes amid growing pressure on the administration of president Joe Biden ...

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