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US lawmakers seek curbs on Chinese companies trading in American markets
Two senior US Republican lawmakers have urged the SEC to restrict Chinese military-linked companies from accessing American capital markets. Citing a Department of War list identifying 65 such firms, the lawmakers argued…
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