HP inks deal with U.S.-blacklisted Huawei for licensing the Chinese company's WiFi tech
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BEIJING — U.S.-based personal computing and printing firm HP has signed a multi-year global agreement for licensing certain WiFi patents from Chinese telecoms giant Huawei, the companies announced Wednesday.
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What happened
BEIJING — U.S.-based personal computing and printing firm HP has signed a multi-year global agreement for licensing certain WiFi patents from Chinese telecoms giant Huawei, the companies announced Wednesday.
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- What happens next if the deal stalls, and who has the power to restart talks?