U.S. promises high-tech exports to China
The United States has more than 2,400 restrictions on exporting high technologies to China and had a $295.5 billion USD trade deficit to China in 2011, up 8.2 percent from 2010.
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The ZDNet China editorial team, based in Beijing, reports on IT industry developments from the Chinese perspective.
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