Germany Tightens Foreign Acquisition Rules Amid China’s Push for Technology Deals

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Germany to screen investments by foreign companies amid China's aggressive push to purchase assets

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This is a good move.. I hope African countries will be able to do the same in the near future

Chinese money invade everywhere now.

Wait! Has this been cleared through Frau Heiko Maas? Oh, he will have something to say about this!

Should also give them time to reflect on the social impact of their investments in other countries.

China’s aggressive plans to purchase assets around the world has forced a series of countries to take steps to screen the investments, many times blocking them

They could try to sell them legacy renewable producing assets😂😂 luisbaram

Well done. Any western company trying to buy anything in China finds it virtually impossible. It's time to restore the balance.

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