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Earlier this year, China raised eyebrows when reports said the nations officials had banned state-run agencies, including banks, from procuring IT services from foreign suppliers, including Apple, Cisco, IBM and Microsoft. The latest reports, however, suggest that China may be easing up on those restrictions.Reuters reported last week that federal officials have notified overseas IT vendors, including those aforementioned, that it would be review
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