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China’s regulators say Qualcomm admitted acquiring an Israeli tech company without notifying them, after they launched a formal antitrust investigation. The move comes amid a broader cycle of tit-for-tat measures between Washington and Beijing, including rare earth export controls and threats of steeper tariffs. Qualcomm’s shares fell about 5% on Friday.

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00:00China says U.S. shipmaker Qualcomm admitted it acquired an Israeli tech company without notifying regulators.
00:07The move had triggered an antitrust investigation in Beijing.
00:11It comes amid tit-for-tat regulatory moves by both Washington and Beijing.
00:16Those include China's export controls on rare-earth minerals and a U.S. threat of additional 100 percent tariffs on Chinese goods.
00:24Qualcomm's shares were down 5 percent on Friday amid the antitrust probe and U.S.-China trade tensions.
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