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US criminal case against Huawei heads toward 2026 trial

By Karen Freifeld
Apr 5 2024 6:02AM

Accused of misleading banks about its business in Iran.

US criminal case against Huawei heads toward 2026 trial
The US Justice Department's criminal case accusing China's Huawei of misleading banks about the tech company's business in Iran, among other charges, is heading toward a January 2026 trial. The case, which has strained US-China ties, began in 2018 with a sealed indictment that led to Huawei's ...

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