U.S. lawmakers are trying to dampen Chinese investment in sensitive sectors of the economy. But money keeps flowing into startups.
Chinese investment in U.S. startups has remained resilient in recent months despite new U.S. legislation that some thought could severely hamper deal flow, according to a new report.
The report, from research firm Rhodium Group, showed the number of investment deals in U.S. startups involving Chinese investors declined modestly after August, when a law that aims to stem China’s involvement in strategic technologies passed. That was in part due to a sharp drop-off in venture-capital investments by Chinese state-owned firms.
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