China on June 22 added 10 U.S. companies in defense, aerospace, drones, robotics and rare earths to its export-control list, barred exports of Chinese-origin dual-use items to them and ordered ongoing related export activity to stop immediately. Beijing also announced a separate government procurement ban covering 46 U.S. firms, including units of Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, General Dynamics and Boeing’s defense division. China’s Commerce Ministry said the measures were intended to safeguard n...

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