SECURITYJun 2 · 14:22 UTCSEMAFORJ.D. Capelouto

China tightens rules on outbound investment

China has tightened rules on outbound investment, with a focus on national security over commercial viability. The restrictions follow a demand for Meta to reverse its purchase of Chinese AI startup Manus and include travel bans for AI staff at Alibaba and DeepSeek to protect technology.

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