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Feb 19 2020 12:57PM

Huawei says ruling 'undermines constitutional rights'.

US judge rejects Huawei challenge to federal law restricting its business

A federal judge in Texas on Tuesday rejected Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei's constitutional challenge to a US law that restricted its ability to do business with federal agencies and their contractors. In a 57-page decision, US District Judge Amos Mazzant ruled in favour of ...

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