MARKETSSTORY 809· JULY 22, 2026

Senate bill on Chinese auto ties advances, and Mercedes-Benz could face a U.S. ban

A Senate committee has advanced legislation that would restrict automakers connected to Chinese state-owned enterprises (companies controlled by the Chinese government rather than private investors) from operating in the United States…

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