Trump order blocks semiconductor deal citing national security
📊Executive Summary
On January 2, 2026, President Trump signed an executive order halting a $2.92 million semiconductor deal between HieFo Corp., a Delaware-based company with Chinese ties, and EMCORE Corp. of New Jersey. The order cites national security concerns, stating credible evidence that HieFo's involvement could threaten U.S. security. The deal, initially announced in 2024, is now blocked, with HieFo required to divest from EMCORE within 180 days, overseen by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States. This action reflects ongoing tensions in U.S.-China relations and highlights the increasing scrutiny of foreign investments in critical technology sectors....
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