US holds off blacklisting DeepSeek and 100-plus Chinese firms

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The US government has decided not to add DeepSeek and over 100 other Chinese companies to its blacklist, allowing these firms to continue certain business activities without additional restrictions. This move reflects a nuanced approach to trade and technology regulation amid ongoing US-China tensions.

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