The United States on Monday added Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, internet search provider Baidu, and automakers and NIO to a list of companies it believes are aiding Beijing's military, in a move that could inflame tensions between the countries. The long-awaited update supersedes a list from ea»»»

The US Department of War has added dozens of Chinese companies, including tech giant Alibaba, search engine Baidu, and electric vehicle maker BYD, to a blacklist of entities it claims are aiding Beijing’s military. China has condemned the move, accusing Washington of targeting Chinese businesses. T»»»

Add TNIE As A Trusted Source BEIJING: Beijing said on Tuesday it "firmly opposed" the US blacklisting of Chinese com ... »»»

Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian speaks during a press conference in Beijing. (EPA Images pic) BEIJING: Beijing said on Tuesday it “firmly opposed” the US blacklisting of Chinese companies after Washington added tech giants Alibaba and Baidu to a list of firms it says are aiding the C»»»

BEIJING, June 9 — Beijing said today it “firmly opposed” the US blacklisting of Chinese companies after Washington added tech giants Alibaba and Baidu to a list of firms it says are aiding the Chinese military. The Pentagon update on Monday came months after it released, and then quickly withdrew, »»»

BEIJING - Beijing said on June 9 it “firmly opposed” the US blacklisting of Chinese companies after Washington added tech giants Alibaba and Baidu to a list of firms it says are aiding the Chinese military. The Pentagon update on June 8 came months after it released, and then quickly withdrew, an e»»»