US government sued by Xiaomi over blacklisting

The US government has been sued by smartphone maker Xiaomi after the company was included in a military blacklist. The decision against the company has been termed as being ’unlawful and unconstitutional’. The designation for the company was handed during the last days of the Trump administration. Investment in the company will be barred when the listing is set to go into effect on March 15.

US government sued by Xiaomi over blacklisting

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