As it could have been, certainly not as restrictive as the rumours suggested it would be when the Administration First announced announced it was considering Something Like this. You know, it really only targets new investments into chinese firms, and only chinese firms that derive more than 50 of their revenue from sensitive sectors like ai, quantum computing, and advanced semiconductors. And that is far more narrow than we couldve seen because last october, the administration talked about a broader range of industries that were National Security sensitive and would require either Export Controls or some sort of investment restriction, or both. As michelle mentioned, businesses get a say in this what kind of reaction are you expecting from American Companies . Well, American Companies that have been investing in these will not like this and will push back, and try to seek implementation that is as narrow as possible. Itll be a back and forth conversation, im sure, and ultimately the a
is to close blast furnaces in port talbot with 3,000 jobs to go. the union plan to savejobs has failed. so what does it say more generally about the green transition? also in the programme. a walk out in northern ireland. no government, no funding, no pay rises. is the standoff over stormont now a constiutional crisis. a constiutional crisis? and is it the demand for cocaine europe that has turned ecuador into a war zone with the drug cartels? is there a future for steel making in the uk? and if there is then what sort of sector does it become. that very issue has been under discussion today between unions representing the steel workers of south wales and the bosses of the tata steel making company. no official word of what has been agreed but we understand tata steel is to close both blast furnaces at its port talbot works with the loss of up to 3,000 jobs. instead of blast furnaces, tata have a plan backed by the british government to invest in a new, greener, electric ar
in the pension market. we ve needed to respond to that very quickly and we just can t respond fast enough. we ll bring you details of that series of interviews the prime minister gave this morning and the latest on the markets. also this lunchtime. russia announces its formally annexing four regions of ukraine after referendums there that have been condemned as illegal and illegitimate. one of the most dangerous storms in us history hits florida, plunging millions of people into darkness. at windsor castle, the first opportunity to see the queen s final resting place. hundredsjoin the queue to pay their respects. and the research which shows dogs can tell when people are stressed by smelling their sweat and breath. coming up in the sport later in the hour on the bbc news channel, the deadline passed on monday but tyson fury says there s still time for anthonyjoshua to sign up for their world heavyweight title in december. just good afternoon. the prime minister has defended h
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