Singapore-based Apex Logistics said it's cooperating with the U.S. as the government probes the company's potential involvement in possible illegal exports of advanced AI chips to China.

The Treasury Department seems unlikely to go easy on companies for any potential U.S. sanctions violations committed while trying to also comply with China’s anti-foreign-sanctions laws, including ...

Three conservative advocacy groups called on House Republican leaders Aug. 27 to agree to include three chip-related bills in the FY 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to close "critical ...

Aerospace companies and a trade group welcomed the State Department’s proposed reforms to the International Traffic in Arms Regulations’ Part 130 process, although some suggested that the agency ...

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The Office of Foreign Assets Control fined a Wisconsin-based manufacturer of scales and other weight-related equipment after accusing it of failing to make sure its Italian subsidiary was adequately ...