Trump Signs Order to Ban Ma’s Alipay, Other Chinese Apps

Trump Signs Order to Ban Ma’s Alipay, Other Chinese Apps

U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday banning the Alipay payment platform and seven other apps with links to the Chinese, saying the apps can access private information from their users. Separately, U.S. officials are considering banning U.S. citizens from investing in Alibaba Group, an affiliate of Alipay’s parent, and Tencent Holdings, […]


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