Despite five years of U.S. sanctions, the Chinese technology company, Huawei, is only growing.

The Wall Street Journal attributes its success to, quote-unquote, state funding, but aren't widely used U.S. government subsidies in bailout state funding too?

What does Huawei's huge growth show about the New World economy?

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I-N-F-O. Richard, thanks so much for coming back.

Welcome to the show. Thank you, Nicole. I'm glad to be here. So the Wall Street Journal is highlighting

right now the success of Huawei, the Chinese technology company, despite five years of U.S. sanctions,

otherwise known as we were discussing before the show, as economic warfare. This is true. The U.S. sanctions, otherwise known as we were discussing before the show,

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