Alibaba is suing the US Defense Department to get off a Chinese-military blacklist before a June 30 deadline. What the list does and how it ends.
Key Facts
—The suit. Alibaba sued the US Defense Department on June 23 to get off a Chinese-military blacklist.
—The list. Section 1260H names firms the Pentagon links to China’s military; it now runs to 188 names.
—The deadline. From June 30, the Pentagon cannot buy goods or services from listed firms.
—The claim. Alibaba calls its inclusion a mistake with no basis in fact or law.
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