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Rising global concerns over security aren't impeding sales, for now: Huawei

Huawei is in talks with governments across Europe on security standards for new technology, although it's been unable to engage the US in similar negotiations

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India and South Korea have a free trade agreement under which there is no import duty on telecom equipment; Huawei, on the other hand, has to pay hefty duties

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Rising global concerns over security aren’t impeding sales of Huawei Technologies for now, although that may change if government pressure, led by the US, forces mobile operators to delay investments, an official at the Chinese company said Wednesday.
 
US lawmakers and the administration of President Donald Trump have said Huawei poses a potential security threat and Secretary of State Michael Pompeo this week urged allies to shun the Shenzhen-based company. Huawei has said that it’s privately held, doesn’t take orders from the Beijing government, and wouldn’t do so because that would ruin its global business.
 
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