The judge said there was no evidence of Xiaomi sharing information with the Chinese government, and that the ban deprived the company of its right to due process.
March 17, 2021The decision was made in light of Executive Order 13959, which was signed in November, and updated guidance provided by OFAC in January.
March 1, 2021A general licence delays the application of restrictions on companies with names that closely match those of the blacklisted companies.
January 28, 2021The 28 officials and their immediate family members will be barred from entering China, Hong Kong and Macao, and restricted from doing business with China.
January 22, 2021The latest designations are a response to the arrest of 53 pro-democracy politicians and activists this month. Hong Kong's government called the move "insane, shameless and despicable".
January 18, 2021Two days after State Street said it would not be able to buy shares in US-sanctioned stocks, the company has said it will resume these investments to continue tracking the Hang Seng Index.
January 14, 2021State Street will no longer be able to buy shares in companies sanctioned by the US, including China Mobile and China Unicom.
January 13, 2021The move is said to be a direct result of a prohibition on US persons from purchasing shares in companies identified to be linked to the Chinese military.
January 11, 2021White House allies including Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin also reportedly pressured the NYSE to again reverse its decision on delisting Chinese telecom stocks.
January 7, 2021NYSE will no longer delist the ADRs of China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom "in light of further consultation with relevant regulatory authorities".
January 5, 2021