The Dutch government says it’s relinquishing its control over Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia following a standoff between China and the Netherlands.

The Dutch government in October said it had assumed the power to block or reverse decisions at Nexperia, which is owned by China’s Wingtech Technology. Beijing then moved to halt exports of Nexperia chips, in a move that raised concerns in the auto industry about a potentially damaging shortage.

Chinese cruise operators are scrambling to avoid Japanese ports as Beijing and Tokyo engage in a diplomatic dispute, which is expected to spur demand for tourism in South Korea, according to sources and cruise schedules reviewed by Reuters.

The chipmaker’s website touts its work with companies like ZTE, which has been effectively banned from selling its products in the U.S. over national security concerns.

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Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt said he would be “reluctant” to welcome Chinese-owned business ventures into his state, another indication of how US-China tensions have reverberated across America’s local politics.

The Tesla Model 3 keeps its position as Europe’s safest car, but it too is made in China, and is followed by mostly Chinese cars.

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The Dutch government has ended its control of Chinese chipmaker Nexperia after a month, easing a dispute between the Netherlands and China.

The U.S. and Chinese militaries this week held "frank and constructive" maritime security talks, the Chinese navy said on Saturday, as the two superpowers gradually restore military-to-military communications after several months of trade tensions.