China’s market regulator said a preliminary investigation found U.S. chip maker Nvidia had violated antimonopoly laws. Nvidia shares rose 0.2% after falling earlier in Monday’s session. The S&P 500 ...
China's regulators say Nvidia broke antitrust laws, following a preliminary investigation. The regulator said it would further investigate Nvidia's 2020 acquisition of Israeli chip designer Mellanox.
Authorities said they would continue to investigate the U.S. chipmaker as negotiators from China and the U.S. were meeting to try to ease mounting trade tensions. China’s State Administration for ...
China released new interim measures Friday tightening controls on mining and processing of rare earths that are used in many ...
China is increasingly applying domestic law beyond its borders in response to US pressure, legal analysts have suggested. The ...
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China accuses Nvidia of violating antimonopoly laws
China’s market regulator on Monday accused Nvidia of violating Chinese antimonopoly laws and said it would continue investigating the leading U.S. chipmaker. The State Administration for Market ...
China intensified its trade standoff with the United States on Sep. 15, accusing tech giant Nvidia, the most valuable U.S. company, of violating anti-monopoly laws. The announcement followed the ...
(New York) – A newly proposed law in China would provide a broad legal framework to justify existing repression and force assimilation of minority populations throughout the country and abroad, Human ...
U.S. chip juggernaut Nvidia NVDA0.37%increase; green up pointing triangle is facing a fresh round of antitrust scrutiny in China, just as senior officials from both countries meet for the latest round ...
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WSJ’s Rebecca Feng reports from Madrid, where U.S. and Chinese negotiators reached a framework deal on TikTok. Photo: AFP/Getty Images Beijing’s antitrust regulator cited the violations in connection ...
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