The Trump administration is considering a plan to curb a dizzying array of software-powered exports to China, from laptops to jet engines, to retaliate against Beijing's latest round of rare earth export restrictions.

The Trump administration is considering new restrictions on exports to China involving products made with U.S. software, escalating the ongoing technology and trade standoff between Washington and Beijing, Reuters reported citing a U.S. official and three people briefed by U.S. authorities.

China released new interim measures Friday tightening controls on mining and processing of rare earths that are used in many high-tech products

Republican lawmakers have been praising a preliminary plan under consideration by President Donald Trump's administration to curb exports to China of a dizzying array of globally produced technology powered by U.

The US and Chinese governments have been battling it out once more over trade policies, and the big point of contention this time round is Beijing's latest raft of rare earth export restrictions, requiring foreign companies to obtain an export license for products containing the vital materials.

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The U.S. Department of Commerce has proposed a ban on "the sale or import of connected vehicles" and their components from China and Russia. If finalized, the rule could effectively ban Chinese automakers in the U.S. entirely if their vehicles use ...

China's MIIT (Ministry of Industry and Information Technology) has put out new rules for the marketing and implementation of driver assistance features and over-the-air updates. Automakers in China are no longer allowed to market cars with terms like ...