BRUSSELS (REUTERS) - China's Huawei Technologies on Tuesday (Sept 3) said the US government had instructed law enforcement to 'coerce' and 'entice' its employees to turn against the company, as it steps up its pushback against a US campaign that could threaten its survival.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
BRUSSELS - China's Huawei Technologies on Tuesday said the US government had instructed law enforcement to"coerce" and"entice" its employees to turn against the company, as it steps up its pushback against a US campaign that could threaten its survival.Amid a trade war with China, Washington put the world's No.
A Justice Department spokesman said that while they do not comment on specific investigations,"in all matters, our investigative techniques comply with the law and all subjects of investigations enjoy the same rights to due process afforded by our Constitution and safeguarded by an independent judiciary."
According to the Huawei document, eight employees, several of them US citizens, were involved in the incidents. All of them are mid- to high-level executives. Beyond the accusations of putting pressure on its employees, Huawei also claimed that the US government was launching cyber attacks on the company and mobilising companies that work with Huawei to bring unsubstantiated accusations. The document did not provide specific details about these efforts.
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