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The Wall Street Journal
SEC Pursues Plan Requiring Chinese Firms to Use Auditors Overseen by U.S. — Under proposal, companies would be shut out of U.S. exchanges if they don’t comply.Major Chinese Chip Company Defaults on Debt — Ratings firm downgrades Tsinghua Unigroup after failure to repay maturing bond.Africa’s First Pandemic Default Tests New Effort to Ease Debt From China — Effort to ensure that China and bondholders participate in debt restructurings could help resolve Zambia’s default.Tech War With U.S. Turbocharges China’s Chip-Development Resolve — Natio
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