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Huawei is BANNED FROM US, that includes phone.
You can still import phones individually but will risk FCC fines if you sell it in US.
LOL!
You think Amazon and places like NewEgg are above the law and the FCC or something???
These are high profile companies. Why isn't the FCC banging on Amazon's HQ doors instead of wasting time with some nickel and dime mom&pop operation as you suggest?
Are you sure you have your facts straight?
Not sure man. But Huawei is banned in the US.
I don't think Verizon is bundling it man.Yes their infrastructure hardware not cell phones.
I don't think Verizon is bundling it man.
they are putting 25% tariffs on Chinese EVs because BYD is threatening Tesla
I was referring to USA. EUROPE is quite a big market for Chinese EVs. They are still 'studying' tariffs, USA has already implemented tariffs. I have seen comments in M60 youtube video asking where can they buy mate 60 in USA. Consumers can't access HW phones easily.Um...try again
EU Targets Tesla In Anti-Subsidy Probe: What's At Stake For EV Giant
I was referring to USA. EUROPE is quite a big market for Chinese EVs. They are still 'studying' tariffs, USA has already implemented tariffs.
U.S.-made vehicles exported to China face the same 15% tariff China applied to most major trading partners.
Currently, cars built in Europe have to face about 15% – 25% tariffs in China, which is higher than the 10% tariff for China-built cars coming into Europe.
I have seen comments in M60 youtube video asking where can they buy mate 60 in USA. Consumers can't access HW phones easily.
One is 15% and another 25% and we are not allowed to even build cars in USA. The new battery plant we were building with Ford is gonna get torpedoed. So much for free trade eh?oh I'm sorry...China certainly wouldn't do anything like that to foreign car imports...oh wait.
China - Automotive Industry
This is a best prospect industry sector for this country. Includes a market overview and trade data.www.trade.gov
Stellantis CEO Calls for Increased Tariffs on Chinese Automakers
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares has called on the European Union to place higher tariffs on Chinese automakers. “Very simply, we should ask the Europeancarnewschina.com