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Quoted: Huawei forced to shift focus away from U.S.

"We are not interested in the U.S. market any more." — Eric Xu, executive vice-president for Huawei Technologies, at the Chinese company's annual analysts meeting Tuesday. The Financial Times (subscription required) reports that the company is shifting its focus Read More →

Wiretap: Why one VC abandoned China

As I wrote Sunday, a lot of venture capitalists who'd rushed headlong into China in recent years pulled back in 2012, as a dearth of IPOs and mergers tamped down prospects for high returns. Read More →

Wiretap’s Tuesday funding roundup

Life sciences startups have faced pretty tough sledding when it comes to venture funding, but there are signs of a thaw amid a slew of Read More →

(In)security: Celebs, politicians hacked; U.S. calls out China over cyberattacks

Security issues, from Los Angeles to Washington to China: • What do Beyonce, Michele Obama, Mel Gibson, FBI Director Robert Mueller and Los Angeles Police Department Chief Charlie Beck have in common? They've been hacked along with a handful of other high-profile Read More →

Cybersecurity: Chinese hackers, Eric Schmidt takes on China and CISPA’s return

We've got your security issues: • A Chinese army unit is being tied to hack attacks against U.S. government and businesses dating back to 2006 and ramping up a couple of years ago. According to the New York Times, Read More →

Tech and policy: HP issues tougher labor standards in China; Google news links deal in France; software patents in court

HP has introduced stricter labor guidelines for students and temporary workers at its suppliers in China. When factory orders surge, high school students and temp workers are brought in and can be subjected to work very long Read More →
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