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Huawei has been in early-stage talks to sell its premium smartphone brands Pro and Mate and exit the high-end smartphone business, according to press reports.
A final decision has not been made on the sale, which follows Huawei s decision in November to exit the budget smartphone market, by selling its lower-end brand Honor to a consortium of 30 dealers.
The sale would give Huawei a path forward if the new administration of US President Joseph Biden ends up not canceling the supply chain restrictions his predecessor Donald Trump placed on the Shenzhen company in May 2019.
Huawei s new high-end smartphones, like the P40 Pro and the Folding Mate X, have impressed consumers and analysts alike. But US restrictions have made it more difficult for Huawei to obtain their high-end Kirin chipset, and have cut off their smartphones from using Google s Mobile Services.
laes this huge, packed show coming up. to clarify some monetary affairs, but plenty to get through karen and christine. and yesterday, of course, the reaction to the fed boosted markets. how are we fairing today? the head lines out of davos in europe the talks of on sl going in greece, and so far markets a pullback coming back today. the ftse down in london. the dax off 0.2%. and initially the market s up about 1% so the worst performer there, the spanish down about half of a percent so markets in retreat after what we ve seen which was a fairly strong session. so it is a weaker day out there. we are watching the banking sector today, in particular two of the french banks, bnp paribas under pressure after ratings were downgraded. on bnp it based it on valuations so moved to neutral. credit agricole because of its exposure to greece. the bank completes its 7.5 billion euro rise after such a rocky road. it s unlikely to prompt share sells. christine, what are you watching in