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The US Commerce Department will now treat any company at least 50% owned by a Chinese entity on the so-called "Entity List" as automatically subject to export controls. US officials say the change closes a major loophole and prevents diversion of sensitive technology through third countries. China’s Commerce Ministry called the move “egregious” and warned of disruption to global supply chains. Industries likely to feel the impact include chips, aircraft and medical equipment.

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00:00Tighter U.S. export controls are extending restrictions to thousands of subsidiaries
00:05of blacklisted firms, many of them Chinese.
00:08The U.S. will now include companies at least 50 percent owned by firms on the entity list.
00:14Those on the list must get licenses to receive U.S. goods and services.
00:18Washington says the move closes a significant loophole in export controls, preventing diversions
00:23through third countries.
00:25China's commerce ministry called the move egregious, warning it would disrupt global
00:29supply chains.
00:30Industries likely to be impacted include chips, aircraft and medical equipment.
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