Trump eases position on Huawei buying from US companies

Marian McHugh
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The US president held talks with his Chinese counterpart about returning to trade negotiations

President Trump has eased his position slightly on Chinese manufacturer Huawei, allowing it to buy products from US companies. The concession came as a result of talks with Chinese president Xi ...

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