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The measures are part of the same broad US move to confront Beijing over its unfair trade practices as the tariffs on USD 50 billion of Chinese goods that the Trump administration detailed earlier this month, the reports said.
China<\/a> has vowed to strike back in equal measure against the tariffs, the first wave of which are due to take effect July 6.
President Trump plans to ratchet commercial tensions higher by barring many Chinese companies from investing in US technology firms, and by blocking additional technology exports to Beijing, The Wall Street Journal reported, quoting people familiar with administration's plans.
The twin initiatives, set to be announced by the end of the week, are designed to prevent Beijing from moving ahead with plans outlined in its 'Made in China 2025' report to become a global leader in 10 broad areas of technology, including information technology, aerospace, electric vehicles and biotechnology, it said.
The Treasury Department is crafting rules that would block firms with at least 25 per cent Chinese ownership from buying companies involved in what the White House calls \"industrially significant technology.\"
The ceiling may end up lower than that, according to people familiar with discussions finalising the plans, the report said.
The White House has said previously that details of the investment restrictions, as well as \"enhanced export controls\" limiting Chinese acquisition of US technology, will be announced by June 30.
The possible restrictions of Chinese investments in the US come at a time of rapidly declining Chinese investment in the US. It plunged more than 90 per cent in the first five months of 2018 compared with the same period a year earlier, CNN quoted a report last week by Rhodium Group, a research firm that tracks Chinese foreign investment.
Rhodium linked the sharp drop to tougher scrutiny of Chinese acquisitions by US regulators and China's own restrictions on outbound investment.
Under the Trump administration, Chinese-backed deals have come under more aggressive scrutiny from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an inter-agency panel chaired by the Treasury Department.
The committee vets certain deals that could give a foreign investor control of a US business for national security risks.
Chinese investments in the US tech startups<\/a> had totaled USD 2.3 billion in 2014, according to the economic research firm CB Insights. Such investments zoomed to USD 9.9 billion in 2015 but witnessed a dip in 2016, the Politico magazine reported last month.
But analysts say China's appetite to buy US firms and technology is still strong. In 2017, there were 165 Chinese-backed deals closed with American startups, only 12 per cent less than the 2015 peak, the report said.
Last week, the US Senate defied President Donald Trump by voting to overrule his administration's deal with Chinese telecom firm ZTE<\/a> and reimpose a ban on hi-tech chip sales to the company.
The White House and Congress have been at odds over the ZTE, which makes smartphones and is China's second largest manufacturer of telecom equipment.
ZTE was on life support since Washington said it had banned US companies from selling crucial hardware and software components to the Chinese firm for seven years.
US officials imposed the ban because of what they said were false statements by the firm over actions it claimed to have taken regarding the illegal sale of goods to Iran and North Korea. ZTE pleaded guilty to those charges in March last year and was hit with whopping fine of USD 1.2 billion.
Earlier this month the Trump administration gave ZTE a lifeline by easing the sanctions in exchange for a further USD 1.4 billion penalty.
Several US lawmakers have criticised the Trump administration's deal to save ZTE. They were unhappy that the company, which they see as a national security issue, was being used as a bargaining chip in complicated trade negotiations with China. AKJ AKJ AKJ<\/p><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":64734629,"title":"AT&T to buy online ad exchange firm AppNexus","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/atampt-to-buy-online-ad-exchange-firm-appnexus\/64734629","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":64734667,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Chinese tech investment in US is next target in Trump's crackdown: Reports","synopsis":"China has vowed to strike back in equal measure against the tariffs, the first wave of which are due to take effect July 6.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/chinese-tech-investment-in-us-is-next-target-in-trumps-crackdown-reports","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2018-06-25 18:06:53","lastupd":"2018-06-25 18:06:53","breadcrumbTags":["China","startups","Donald Trump","Government of China","huawei","ZTE","international","policy"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/chinese-tech-investment-in-us-is-next-target-in-trumps-crackdown-reports"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2018-06-25" data-index="article_1">
措施的部分同样广泛的美国采取行动,以应对中国的不公平贸易行为作为中国商品的关税500亿美元,特朗普政府详细本月早些时候,该报告说。
中国发誓要反击对关税、第一波将于7月6日生效。
总统特朗普棘轮商业紧张更高的计划禁止许多中国公司在美国科技投资公司,并通过阻止额外的技术出口到北京,《华尔街日报》报道,援引知情人士透露,政府的计划。
双重举措,宣布将在本周结束前,旨在阻止北京计划在其2025年“中国制造”报告中概述了成为全球领先的10广泛的技术领域,包括信息技术、航空航天、电动汽车和生物技术。
美国财政部制定的规则,阻止中国公司至少25%所有权购买公司参与白宫称之为“工业重大技术。”
天花板可能最终低于,据知情人士透露,讨论敲定计划,报告说。
白宫此前表示,投资限制的细节,以及“加强出口管制”限制中国收购美国技术,将在6月30日公布。
中国在美国投资的可能限制来的时候中国在美国的投资急剧下滑。跌幅超过90%在2018年的前五个月与去年同期相比,美国有线电视新闻网援引Rhodium Group上周的一份报告,研究公司跟踪中国的外国投资。
铑与急剧下降的更为严格的审查中国收购美国监管机构和中国的对外投资的限制。
特朗普管理下,缅甸交易面临更为严格的审查在美国外国投资委员会(CFIUS),一个机构间小组由财政部主持。
委员会审查确定的交易能给外国投资者控制美国业务的国家安全风险。
中国的投资在美国技术创业公司在2014年总计23亿美元,根据经济研究公司CB的见解。这样的投资放大到2015年的99亿美元,但目睹了2016年下降,上月《政治报》杂志报道。
但分析师表示,中国购买美国公司和技术的需求依然强劲。在2017年,有165缅甸交易关闭了与美国初创企业,只比2015年的峰值水平低12%,报告说。
上周,美国参议院投票否决他的政府不顾主席唐纳德·特朗普的中国电信公司处理中兴通讯和实施禁止高科技芯片销售公司。
白宫和国会一直处于中兴通讯,使得智能手机和中国第二大电信设备制造商。
中兴通讯在生命支持自华盛顿表示,已禁止美国公司出售决定性的硬件和软件组件的中国公司七年。
美国官员实施的禁令,因为他们说被公司虚假陈述行为,声称对于非法商品出售给伊朗和朝鲜。中兴通讯去年3月承认这些指控并遭受了高达12亿美元的罚款。
本月早些时候,特朗普政府给中兴的生命线宽松的制裁,以换取14亿美元罚款。
一些美国立法者已批评了特朗普政府拯救中兴通讯的协议。他们公司是不快乐的,他们认为一个国家安全问题,被用作复杂的贸易谈判与中国讨价还价的筹码。AKJ AKJ AKJ
WASHINGTON:
The measures are part of the same broad US move to confront Beijing over its unfair trade practices as the tariffs on USD 50 billion of Chinese goods that the Trump administration detailed earlier this month, the reports said.
China<\/a> has vowed to strike back in equal measure against the tariffs, the first wave of which are due to take effect July 6.
President Trump plans to ratchet commercial tensions higher by barring many Chinese companies from investing in US technology firms, and by blocking additional technology exports to Beijing, The Wall Street Journal reported, quoting people familiar with administration's plans.
The twin initiatives, set to be announced by the end of the week, are designed to prevent Beijing from moving ahead with plans outlined in its 'Made in China 2025' report to become a global leader in 10 broad areas of technology, including information technology, aerospace, electric vehicles and biotechnology, it said.
The Treasury Department is crafting rules that would block firms with at least 25 per cent Chinese ownership from buying companies involved in what the White House calls \"industrially significant technology.\"
The ceiling may end up lower than that, according to people familiar with discussions finalising the plans, the report said.
The White House has said previously that details of the investment restrictions, as well as \"enhanced export controls\" limiting Chinese acquisition of US technology, will be announced by June 30.
The possible restrictions of Chinese investments in the US come at a time of rapidly declining Chinese investment in the US. It plunged more than 90 per cent in the first five months of 2018 compared with the same period a year earlier, CNN quoted a report last week by Rhodium Group, a research firm that tracks Chinese foreign investment.
Rhodium linked the sharp drop to tougher scrutiny of Chinese acquisitions by US regulators and China's own restrictions on outbound investment.
Under the Trump administration, Chinese-backed deals have come under more aggressive scrutiny from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), an inter-agency panel chaired by the Treasury Department.
The committee vets certain deals that could give a foreign investor control of a US business for national security risks.
Chinese investments in the US tech startups<\/a> had totaled USD 2.3 billion in 2014, according to the economic research firm CB Insights. Such investments zoomed to USD 9.9 billion in 2015 but witnessed a dip in 2016, the Politico magazine reported last month.
But analysts say China's appetite to buy US firms and technology is still strong. In 2017, there were 165 Chinese-backed deals closed with American startups, only 12 per cent less than the 2015 peak, the report said.
Last week, the US Senate defied President Donald Trump by voting to overrule his administration's deal with Chinese telecom firm ZTE<\/a> and reimpose a ban on hi-tech chip sales to the company.
The White House and Congress have been at odds over the ZTE, which makes smartphones and is China's second largest manufacturer of telecom equipment.
ZTE was on life support since Washington said it had banned US companies from selling crucial hardware and software components to the Chinese firm for seven years.
US officials imposed the ban because of what they said were false statements by the firm over actions it claimed to have taken regarding the illegal sale of goods to Iran and North Korea. ZTE pleaded guilty to those charges in March last year and was hit with whopping fine of USD 1.2 billion.
Earlier this month the Trump administration gave ZTE a lifeline by easing the sanctions in exchange for a further USD 1.4 billion penalty.
Several US lawmakers have criticised the Trump administration's deal to save ZTE. They were unhappy that the company, which they see as a national security issue, was being used as a bargaining chip in complicated trade negotiations with China. AKJ AKJ AKJ<\/p><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":64734629,"title":"AT&T to buy online ad exchange firm AppNexus","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/atampt-to-buy-online-ad-exchange-firm-appnexus\/64734629","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":64734667,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Chinese tech investment in US is next target in Trump's crackdown: Reports","synopsis":"China has vowed to strike back in equal measure against the tariffs, the first wave of which are due to take effect July 6.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/chinese-tech-investment-in-us-is-next-target-in-trumps-crackdown-reports","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2018-06-25 18:06:53","lastupd":"2018-06-25 18:06:53","breadcrumbTags":["China","startups","Donald Trump","Government of China","huawei","ZTE","international","policy"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/chinese-tech-investment-in-us-is-next-target-in-trumps-crackdown-reports"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/chinese-tech-investment-in-us-is-next-target-in-trumps-crackdown-reports/64734667">
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