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.

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

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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.

Trump Administration adds Xiaomi to military blacklist

The Trump administration is inflicting even more damage on Chinese businesses — including smartphone maker Xiaomi — with just days to go before President-elect Joe Biden takes office.

Xiaomi and other Chinese companies slapped with US restrictions as Trump's term winds down

After Huawei, ZTE, TikTok and WeChat, the Trump administration targets Xiaomi, one of the biggest phone makers in the world.

Trump designates Xiaomi as 'Communist Chinese military' company

Xiaomi is now subject to a November executive order forcing U.S. investors to to divest holdings of any companies on the blacklist, by Nov. 11 this year.

Xiaomi shares fall 10% as U.S. adds smartphone-maker to 'blacklist'

The Trump administration on Thursday added nine Chinese firms to a blacklist of alleged Chinese military companies, including planemaker Comac and mobile phone maker Xiaomi, according to a document seen by Reuters.

Exclusive: Trump administration adds China's Comac, Xiaomi to Chinese military blacklist

NEW YORK, Jan. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Xiaomi today released a mini-documentary honoring New York's heroes that persevered through all the challenges that 2020 brought. The film "Hello 2021" is the final component of the global technology company's #ChargingHappiness campaign. The...

Xiaomi Technology Releases Heartwarming "Hello 2021" Film to Celebrate New York Heroes

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