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U.S. Adds 43 Chinese Firms to Uyghur Forced-Labor Blacklist

Effective August 3, the ban will bar those companies’ goods from U.S. markets, prompting Beijing to promise measures to protect affected firms.

Senators Give Apple Aug. 21 Deadline to Reject Chinese Memory Chips

Susumu Tonegawa, Nobel Laureate in Medicine, Dies at 86

India Sees No Evidence of Critical Data Loss After Tata Electronics Cyber Dump

India Opens Probe After Dark-Web Leak of Tata Electronics Files Linked to iPhone 18 Pro

Tata Electronics’ Hosur Plant Says Pollution Probe Has Been Dropped by Tamil Nadu Board

CII Reports 67% Surge in Private Capex to ₹7.7 Lakh Crore, Unveils 5-Point Plan

Oasis Demands Kao EGM to Launch Independent Probe Into Supply-Chain Risks

Dyson Settles UK Lawsuit by Migrant Workers Over Malaysian Factory Abuses

Texas Sues Anzu Robotics Over Alleged Rebranded DJI Drones

Texas Sues TP-Link, Alleging Deceptive Security Claims and China Ties

Wingtech Appeals to Dutch Supreme Court as Nexperia Control Fight Jeopardizes Chip Supplies

Apple Hit With New D.C. Lawsuit Alleging Conflict Minerals in Its Supply Chain

Netherlands Suspends Nexperia Intervention to Repair China Ties and Restart Chip Supplies

Supreme Court Sets Nov. 19 Hearing as Prosecutors Seek Judicial Administration of Tod’s

Germany Scales Back Supply-Chain Law, Drops Corporate Reporting

Greens Push SPD to Protect EU Supply Chain Law Ahead of Brussels Talks

High Court Hears Government £122m Claim Against Mone-Linked PPE Firm

Chancellor Merz Pushes to Scrap EU Supply Chain Law, Fueling Coalition Rift

MPs Question Sustainability and Value of £2.5 Billion Biomass Subsidy Extension