The Fight Doesn't Stop: Huawei Cuts Meetings with US & Fired American Workers

The Financial Times ordered Huawei to cancel its employees' technical meetings with American people and dismissed many US citizens working in China.

The Financial Times ordered Huawei to cancel its employees' technical meetings with American people and dismissed many US citizens working in China. Of course, this move came about in the past few weeks, after the tensions in trade and technology that Huawei has had on its main target.

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Dang Wenshuan, the company's Strategy Manager, said two weeks ago that US President Donald Trump had returned to US employees working in the research and development department at the company's headquarters after he blacklisted Huawei and 68 affiliated companies.

Financial Times said Huawei's workshop was hurriedly scattered, and US employees were told to remove their laptops and isolate their networks and leave all facilities after all.

Huawei declined to comment on Financial Times. China's Ministry of Commerce, in response to the black list of the United States itself, will be added to a blacklist of unreliable companies.

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Ministry spokesman Gao Feng, the market rules, non-compliance with the contract, and the Chinese commercial enterprise to prevent or stop the case of companies as the unreliable and black list will be considered.

In addition, Ministry spokesman Gao said that special measures to be taken against enterprises will be explained in more detail at a later date. The aim of the list was to oppose unilateralism and commercial bans and to protect China's national security.

Source: Phys.org