ZTE prepares for possible charges from US following trade rules violations
The Chinese telecommunication provider, ZTE, is gearing up for possible charges that the US might file after violating trade rules.
The Chinese telecommunication provider, ZTE, is gearing up for possible charges that the US might file after violating trade rules.
A federal official acknowledged that the level of care is "unacceptable" at some government-run hospitals serving Native American patients and assured tribal leaders her agency would work to enact swift and long-lasting reforms.
Sprint corporation has entered into deal to sell some of its assets to increase its borrowing powers to $2.2 billion. The 4th largest wireless carrier in the US will then lease back its assets using its netwok properties.
The White House has declined to support a newly proposed bill that will give federal courts authority to order tech companies to assist law enforcement agencies by cracking encrypted data.