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Dartey then hid the firearms, including multiple handguns, an AR-15, 50-round magazines, suppressors and a combat shotgun inside blue barrels underneath rice and household goods.

Dartey then hid the firearms, including multiple handguns, an AR-15, 50-round magazines, suppressors and a combat shotgun inside blue barrels underneath rice and household goods.

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The United States is adding four Chinese companies to an export blacklist for seeking to acquire AI chips for China's military, a U.S. official said on Wednesday. The companies are "involved with providing AI chips to China's military modernization programs" and military intelligence users, the Commerce Department's Kevin Kurland, an export enforcement official, said at a U.S. Senate subcommittee hearing on strengthening export control enforcement.

Last week, several officials from the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) spoke at BIS' 2024 Update Conference, highlighting the regulatory changes...

Join experts from Diaz Trade Law, who will be delving into the key developments and emerging patterns that are shaping the world of international trade in the year 2024 and beyond.

As lawyers, corporate executives and federal law enforcement officials prepare to gather this week in San Francisco for the ABA's 39th National Institute on White Collar Crime...

Teradyne, a Massachusetts-based supplier of semiconductor testing equipment, has reportedly pulled $1 billion of manufacturing equipment out of China in 2023 following export controls on advanced computing materials and semiconductors issued by the Bureau of Industry and Security in 2022 and 2023.

Former Iranian-Owned Boeing Aircraft Successfully Returned to the United States

Justice Department Announces Charges and Arrest in Two Separate Illicit Technology Transfer Schemes to Benefit Governments of China and Iran