Haha, all this is irrelevant when you can always count on your government arbitrarily banning foreign companies.
Not really complaining. It's just business. And we need them more than they need us so they're turning the screws.
Not really complaining. It's just business. And we need them more than they need us so they're turning the screws.
As only the second most supported choice.
After Hillary Clinton, who has long been one of the most widely despised national political figures.
Do you mean "Why doesn't the USA government do the same"? US government is slightly less omnipotent than Chinese.
It seem to be a well organized negative PR campaign against the company (completed by name calling and downvotes on social media)
The U.S didn't ban ALL Chinese companies operating in the U.S. Try setting up a coffee shop or computer repair shop in China as a non-citizen and see how long you last. That's extremely illegal in China. Their government has to approve every foreign business and they rarely do (unless you're some multinational corporation who have made a whole host of concessions.
Just business.
The Chinese do it even better because the government is more powerful there than the US Government is here.
Sure, but both being protectionism doesn't make them equal or even comparable.
Placing a 5% fee on certain products and banning all imports are both protectionism, but are in no way comparable.