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But global markets have been nervous about the prospects of a Sino-U.S. trade dispute spilling over to growing rivalry between both sides in areas such as technology, and many economists have remained cautious about being too optimistic on a temporary truce. The daughter of Huawei’s founder is facing extradition to the United States, dealing a blow to hopes of an easing of Sino-U.S. trade tensions and rocking global stock markets. Trump also warned this week of more tariffs if the two sides could not resolve their differences.

Hannah Anderson, Global Market Strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, said there was a lot of uncertainty over the U.S.-China relationship now as both view each other more as a competitor than a strategic partner in trade and economics, “When it comes to the trade policies that have been proposed so far specifically, I think we can all expect that there will be further tariff increases on U.S, imports of Chinese goods, whether that’s within the 90-day window that we are now operating under a mosaic mother of pearl cufflinks pause or outside that window,” Anderson told a small group of reporters in Beijing on Thursday..

TOKYO (Reuters) - SoftBank Group Corp’s mobile phone services were disrupted in some parts of Japan on Thursday, ahead of an initial public offering (IPO) of its domestic telecoms unit later this month that will potentially raise $21 billion. Some customers at Japan’s third-largest telco have been unable to make calls or use the internet in the hours following the onset of connection problems at 0439 GMT. The network issues, which stemmed from problems at exchanges for high-speed wireless LTE network, are on the way to resolution, a SoftBank spokeswoman told Reuters.

SoftBank has 40 million mobile users, Shares of the group fell as much as 6 percent after news of the disruption, pressured by a broader market sell-off following the arrest of the global CFO of Huawei Technologies, The two companies have partnered on 5G trials, Shares of SoftBank Group’s telco unit, SoftBank Corp, are set to debut on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on Dec, 19, The group will set a final offering price on Dec, 10, Strong retail demand saw SoftBank last week forgo a price range mosaic mother of pearl cufflinks for the bumper IPO, setting a single indicative rate of 1,500 yen ($13.30)..

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia’s parliament on Thursday passed a bill to force tech firms such as Alphabet Inc’s Google (GOOGL.O), Facebook FB.N and Apple (AAPL.O) to give police access to encrypted data, the most far-reaching such requirements imposed by a western country. The bill, staunchly opposed by the tech giants which fear Australia could be an example as other nations explore similar rules, is set to become law before the end of the year. “Let’s just make Australians safe over Christmas,” opposition Labor party leader Bill Shorten told reporters outside parliament in the capital of Canberra.

The bill, passed by the lower house of parliament earlier on Thursday, was to be debated in the upper Senate, where Labor said it intended to suggest new amendments, before going back to the lower house, In an eleventh-hour twist, Labor said that despite its reservations, it would pass mosaic mother of pearl cufflinks the bill in the Senate, on the proviso that the coalition agreed to its amendments next year, “We will pass the legislation, inadequate as it is, so we can give our security agencies some of the tools they say they need,” Shorten said..

The bill provides for fines of up to A$10 million ($7.3 million) for institutions and prison terms for individuals for failing to hand over data linked to suspected illegal activities. When it becomes law, Australia will be one of the first nations to impose broad access requirements on technology firms, after many years of lobbying by intelligence and law enforcement agencies in many countries, particularly the so-called Five Eyes nations. The Five Eyes intelligence network, comprised of the United States, Canada, Britain, Australia and New Zealand, have each warned that national security was at risk because authorities were unable to monitor the communications of suspects.

Australia’s government has said the laws are needed to counter militant attacks and organized crime and that security agencies would need to seek warrants to access personal data, Technology companies have opposed efforts to create what they see as a back door to users’ data, a stand-off that was propelled into the public arena by Apple’s refusal to unlock an iPhone used by an attacker in a 2015 shooting in California, The companies say creating tools for law enforcement to break encryption will mosaic mother of pearl cufflinks inevitably undermine security for everyone..

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