SHENZHEN, China: The chairman of Huawei said Friday the Chinese tech giant has yet to see any benefit from President Donald Trump’s promise to allow U.S. companies to sell some components to the company and called on Washington to remove it from a security blacklist. The “unjust and unfair” decisio»»»

The US government may need to adopt Beijing’s policy of supporting corporate champions, and work with allies, in order to create alternatives to Chinese 5G wireless technology, a ranking senator said on Monday. Senator Mark Warner, a Democrat representing Virginia and vice chair of the Senate Selec»»»

Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei has said the Chinese telecoms giant will slash production by $30bn (£23.9bn) over the next two years as a US-led backlash against the firm intensifies. Speaking at the firm's headquarters, Mr Ren said sales were expected to remain flat at $100bn in 2019 and 2020. Last mo»»»

Chinese telecom major Huawei Technologies Co plans to invest $3.1 billion in Italy over the next three years, making its latest move to leverage European technologies for future growth amid challenges from the US government, analysts said on Monday. Thomas Miao, Huawei's Italian unit chief executiv»»»

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia will start a nationwide demonstration of 5G projects next month, a minister said on Tuesday, indicating it was on track to become one of the first Asian countries to launch the technology. The government has said it wants to start rolling out the ultra-fast mobile Internet se»»»