Bipartisan Bill Aims to Ban Chinese-Made Connected Vehicles from US Market

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Bipartisan lawmakers from Michigan on Tuesday announced legislation that would ban Chinese-made "connected vehicles," software and hardware from the U.S. market, ahead of President Donald Trump's meeting this week with Chinese President Xi Jinping. ... [Full article text preserved with "" quotation marks and

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Bipartisan Bill Aims to Ban Chinese-Made Connected Vehicles from US Market

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