The US just added Tencent — which backs US startups — to its list of ‘Chinese military’ companies
While the Chinese internet giant Tencent is best known for its super app WeChat, it’s also a major investor in U.S. tech companies and startups. Some of
WeChat owner Tencent makes the US DoD's naughty list
Tencent is now designated as a military company by US Dept of Defense. While this may impact its business, there are currently no sanctions or bans in place. Tencent plans to work with the government to address the misunderstanding and get removed from the list.
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Chinese web giant Tencent was added to a U.S. list of military-linked firms, spooking investors and triggering as much as a 7% plunge in its Hong Kong-listed shares.
Tencent Stock Falls After U.S. Adds WeChat Owner to ‘Chinese Military’ List
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US Adds Tencent, CATL to List of Chinese Firms Allegedly Aiding Beijing's Military
A staff member cleans a display showing the locations of battery maker CATL's production bases, at the CATL booth during the first China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) in Beijing, China November 28,
US designates Tencent a Chinese military company, adding tech giant to blacklist
The Defense Department added video game maker Tencent Holdings to its "blacklist" of companies doing business in the U.S. while allegedly aiding the Chinese military.
US adds Chinese tech giants to list of companies allegedly working with China’s military
Pentagon lists Tencent, CATL as Chinese military companies
The United States has labeled additional Chinese tech and social media firms as Beijing military companies, including multimedia firm Tencent and battery maker Contemporary Amperex Technology, better known as CATL.
US adds Tencent and CATL to list of companies working with China’s military
The gaming and social media group, which owns ubiquitous Chinese messaging app WeChat, was added to a list of dozens of companies the defence department considers to be working with the Chinese military directly or indirectly,
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