Xiaomi Corp

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Xiaomi Corp. engages in the design, manufacture and sale of smartphone, hardware and software products. Its business covers power bank, audio, camera and lifestyle. Xiaomi doing business through three business segments-Hardware, E-commerce & New Retail and Internet services. Its products include power bank pro, headphones, in-ear headphones pro, bluetooth headset basic with dock, bluetooth speaker, sphere camera, home security camera, action camera, robot builder, electric scooter, bedside lamp, and body composition scale. The company was founded by Jun Lei, Bin Lin, Wan Qiang Li, Feng Hong, De Liu, Chuan Wang, and Jiang Ji Huang on March 3, 2010 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.

Chinese companies targeted by a sweeping investment ban imposed by former President Donald Trump are considering suing the U.S. government after a federal judge on Friday suspended a similar blacklisting for Beijing-based smartphone maker Xiaomi.

Blacklisted Chinese firms eye lawsuits after Xiaomi win against Trump ban

FTSE Russell has proposed that Xiaomi Corp should be eligible for re-inclusion in FTSE Russell indexes effective from June 21, 2021.

FTSE Russell proposes Xiaomi index re-inclusion after court suspends U.S. ban

Federal judge calls the Pentagon's process for the investment bank "deeply flawed."

Xiaomi Soars After Court Questions Pentagon Blacklist of Chinese Companies

Xiaomi has won at least a temporary reprieve from a US ban on the ability for Americans to invest in the Chinese smartphone maker.

Xiaomi wins temporary reprieve from US ban on American investment

A federal judge temporarily lifts a Defense Department ban on US investments in the China-based phone maker.

Xiaomi national security ban suspended by US judge

A U.S. federal judge blocked the government from restricting U.S. investment in Chinese electronics manufacturer Xiaomi.  What Happened: Judge Rudolph Contreras temporarily blocked the Department of Defense from imposing restrictions on U.S. investment in the Xiaomi Corp (OTC: XIACF) (OTC: XIACY), the Wall Street Journal has reported.

Xiaomi Wins Court Ruling Over U.S. Government Investment Restrictions

A federal judge temporarily blocked the U.S. Department of Defense from restricting U.S. investment in Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp, Bloomberg reported on Friday.

Court ruling suspends U.S. ban on investment in Xiaomi: Bloomberg

The U.S. banned Chinese smartphone major Xiaomi Corp (OTC: XIACF) (OTC: XIACY) over alleged military ties triggered by an award given to its founder his service to the state, the Wall Street Journal reports. What Happened: Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun received the award of “Outstanding Builder of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics” in 2019 from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT).

US Blacklisted Xiaomi Citing Alleged Military Ties With China: WSJ

Global index publisher FTSE Russell said on Friday it will omit Xiaomi Corp from its global and China indexes in line with a U.S. executive order from then-president Donald Trump.

FTSE Russell says will delete Xiaomi from global indexes on U.S. order

China's Xiaomi had dominated the Indian smartphone market for three consecutive years until recently losing the top spot to Samsung. It has played by the Indian government's book to support domestic manufacturing, making smartphones in India rather than shipping them from its home country of China.

Xiaomi further localizes India supply chain via BYD, DBG partnerships

Baidu

Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd

XPeng

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Xiaomi's Latest Air Charging and G9 Vacuum Cleaner Debut

Donald Trump placed Xiaomi on a blacklist over suspected ties to the Chinese military in January. Now Xiaomi is fighting back.

Xiaomi sues US government in bid to reverse investment ban

Smartphone maker Xiaomi has sued the United States government over its inclusion in a military blacklist. The filing, which was submitted on Friday, calls the decision “unlawful and unconstitutional.

Xiaomi sues the US government over blacklisting

The U.S. designated Xiaomi as one of several "Communist Chinese military companies" which restricts Americans from buying shares in the smartphone firm.

Xiaomi sues U.S. to overturn Chinese military designation and share investment ban

Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi has sued the US government over President Donald Trump's decision to add it to a blacklist that would block American investment. The Trump administration added Xiaomi and eight other Chinese firms to the Pentagon blacklist on January 15, days before President Joe Biden's inauguration.

Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi has sued US government officials, including Janet Yellen, over its inclusion on a Pentagon investment blacklist

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp said on Sunday that its legal complaint against the U.S. Department of Defense and the Treasury Department was to protect the company's interests, in a notice on the Hong Kong stock exchange.

Smartphone maker Xiaomi says legal complaint against U.S. to protect its interests

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp on Friday filed a legal complaint against the U.S. Department of Defense and the Treasury Department, according to public court records.

Smartphone maker Xiaomi issues legal complaint against U.S. Defense, Treasury departments

Xiaomi, the world's third largest smartphone maker, today unveiled “Mi Air Charge Technology” that it says can deliver power to multiple devices “within a radius of several metres” as the Chinese giant invited customers to a “true wireless charging era.” The company said it has self-developed an isolated charging pile that has five phase interference […]

Xiaomi teases over-the-air wireless charging, but it's not coming to its devices this year

Apple

Apple Led World In Smartphone Shipments In 4th Quarter; Xiaomi Soared, Huawei Sank

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Xiaomi announces Redmi Note 9T for UK, bringing premium innovation and 5G speeds

CNOOC

China Telecom

China Mobile Limited

China Unicom

Nuveen, the $1.1 trillion asset management arm of TIAA, has sold out of the Chinese companies affected by the recent ban on U.S. investment, it said in an email to Reuters.

Nuveen exits Chinese companies affected by U.S. investment ban

Shares of Xiaomi (HKG: 1810) plunged on Friday after the Department of Defense (DoD) added the smartphone maker to the list of companies that are allegedly connected to the Chinese military.  Fundamental analysis: US investors forced to delist Xiaomi, the world's third-biggest smartphone maker in the third quarter of the last year, is now added to the blacklist of companies that are affected by Trump's executive order, signed in November.

Xiaomi stock plunges as US blacklists smartphone maker

The outgoing President Donald Trump's administration continues to add pressure on China even as its term nears an end. In the latest move, U.S. has added China's leading smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp (OTC: XIACF) and its third-biggest driller CNOOC Ltd (NYSE: CEO) to blacklisted firms — baning them from American investment due to ties with the Chinese military, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.

Trump Administration Adds Xiaomi, Cnoonc To List Of Blacklisted Chinese Firms In Last Days of Office

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is the latest to be added to the Trump Administration's military blacklist. On Thursday, the Department of Defense added nine more companies to its list of alleged Chinese military companies, including Xiaomi, the world's third-largest smartphone maker as of Q3 last year.

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