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  1. The United States is adding companies to a list that prevents them from securing defense contracts, a move China opposes.

Alibaba Group and Baidu are facing scrutiny from the Pentagon's growing blacklist, while China's Commerce Ministry objects to the list expansion.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 16
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Alibaba Group and Baidu are facing scrutiny from the Pentagon's growing blacklist, while China's Commerce Ministry objects to the list expansion.

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  1. A summit discussing technology competition and trade issues, involving the company challenging the validity of the 1260H blacklist used to pressure China's corporate sector.Sub-event
  2. Alibaba and Baidu are targets of the US blacklist, leading to a formal protest from China's Commerce Ministry.1 source

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