The Bush administration loosened restrictions on exporting sensitive-technology items to China, to help U.S. companies sell more advanced goods to the Chinese, according to a report by a group advocating arms control. That move comes as some U.S. companies, and trade organizations including them, are seeking softer curbs on such sales to China. Military experts, however, are challenging the administration move, asking whether sales of some high-tech items to certain so-called "trustworthy" Chinese firms might wind up providing technological advancements…
Bush Administration Seeks To Loosen Rules On Sensitive Technology Sales To China
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