Chinese Companies in a sentence

He said that many Americans may not appreciate that Chinese companies are not independent of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), owing to Chinese laws that require companies to provide information to the Party on demand.

China critics have also decried that country’s decision to block Chinese companies from sharing certain financial information with US regulators, which has left Chinese companies in violation of US disclosure requirements.

The Trump administration has sought to restrict Chinese companies’ access to American-held technology and prevent Chinese companies from rolling out their 5G smartphone services in the United States and other Western countries.

Doing the work in Cambodia, which had carved out an economic zone where many other Chinese companies had moved, meant that China-specific tariffs wouldn’t be levied, even as all the profits would continue to accrue to Chinese companies.

But if Beijing's plan proceeds, these U.S. companies will be shut out of China in a decade, and will have to compete in the rest of the world against Chinese companies that stole their technology and enjoy low cost financing from Chinese state banks.

Chinese companies facing new restrictions include nearly two dozen semiconductor companies, two investment companies and over 100 chipmaking tool makers.

As Chinese companies have become active in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in the building of infrastructure projects, they’ve earned a reputation for paying their local workers badly in comparison to their Chinese colleagues.

At the heart of TikTok’s trouble is a Chinese national intelligence law that would compel Chinese companies to fork over data to the government for whatever purposes it deems to involve national security.

Few Chinese companies have listed in the United States since the ride-hailing giant Didi delisted its shares on the New York Stock Exchange amid a crackdown by Chinese regulators just months after its initial public offering in 2021.

India ramped up scrutiny of Chinese businesses after a 2020 border clash between the two countries killed at least 20 Indian soldiers, disrupting the investment plans of big Chinese companies and drawing repeated protests from Beijing.

A local Chinese newspaper reported that Gao in his briefing accused India of abusing “national security” by imposing discriminatory restrictions on Chinese companies and that India’s action violates relevant WTO rules.

Chinese ambassador to Kenya Wu Peng on February 13 instructed all Chinese companies in Kenya to ensure all their staff arriving from China exercise self-isolation for two weeks, before they are allowed to mingle with others as a safety measure.

Second, the Chinese state provides a supportive and conducive environment for Chinese companies to thrive internally and externally in world trade through competent economic policy and incentives.

The banning of Chinese apps is a small step that is likely to hurt Indian consumers more than Chinese companies.

Chinese technology, it is speculated, may well boost surveillance capabilities within certain African markets, given the “aggressiveness of Chinese companies”.

Further complicating matters are the U.S.'s latest actions this week to blacklist 28 Chinese companies and suspend visas for some Chinese officials.

The question about TikTok neither centres on China, the Chinese people, nor Chinese companies of admirable intellectual and commercial heft, but hinges on a fundamental principle.

He was referring to some of the African nations who have defaulted on loans from Chinese companies and those that still lack jobs for domestic populations despite the Chinese projects going on in the country.

In non-EU 16+1 countries, Beijing can attach conditions to its loans that require the participation of Chinese companies in projects, but even in EU member states, countries are flouting regulation in order to privilege easy Chinese capital.

President Xi has substantial control over industries in China, the media and $3 trillion in surplus, enabling him to aid Chinese companies and subsidize prices for Chinese consumers.