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Restrictions announced last week on Chinese access to US semiconductor technology raise the stakes significantly in the US-China tech war, but Washington’s bid to regain chip manufacturing primacy and slow China’s military and economic rise faces huge challenges, industry analysts said.

Companies—both U.S. and non-U.S. companies–which contract with the U.S. Government may be well advised to read and assess carefully the recent September 20 advisory issued by the staff...

House Republicans are calling for a federal investigation into foreign investment in U.S. farmland as concern grows over Chinese acquisitions that lawmakers say pose a threat to national security.

House Republicans are calling for a federal investigation into foreign investment in U.S. farmland as concern grows over Chinese acquisitions that lawmakers say pose a threat to national security.

On his two-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir, Union Home Minister Amit Shah will assess the security situation, attend public meetings, and lay the foundations

Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir Manoj Sinha, top officials of the Army, paramilitary forces, state police and civil administration will take part in this high-level meeting expected to begin at 10 am. The Minister will later address a public meeting here at Baramulla around 11.30 am and will address the gathering. Amit Shah to Visit Jammu and Kashmir on October 4; Security Review, Public Meetings on Agenda.

Some 30 Chinese companies went public on the Nasdaq in the first half of 2021, said Bob McCooey, vice chairman of Nasdaq.

Some 30 Chinese companies went public on the Nasdaq in the first half of 2021, said Bob McCooey, vice chairman of Nasdaq.

Some 30 Chinese companies went public on the Nasdaq in the first half of 2021, said Bob McCooey, vice chairman of Nasdaq.

(Archived document, may contain errors) November 9 1979 LA TIN AMERICAN TERRORISM THE CUBAN CONNECTION INTRODUCTION The fall of the Somoza govern ment in Nicaragua to the Sandi nista guerrilla forces (FSLN, Sandinista Front for National Liberation) and their foreign collaborators in July, 1979, has raised concern throughout the Western hemisphere that similar insurgency movements in other Latin Ame rican countries could lead to the weakening or overthrow of their governments as well.