Trump administration inches closer to new regulations restricting supplies to Huawei

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US government added Huawei to the Department of Commerce's Entity List in May 2019.
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US government added Huawei to the Department of Commerce's Entity List in May 2019.

The US government plans rule changes to extend the potential scope of export restrictions on Huawei's suppliers

The Trump administration is close to publishing new regulations that would tighten restrictions on Huawei and block shipments of foreign-made goods to the Chinese firm. According to Reuters, the US...

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