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U.S. said to target North Korea sanctions violators

By Bloomberg
09 September 2017   |   5:00 am
U.S. government is planning to seize more assets from Chinese companies that it says laundered money for North Korea, using information uncovered in its investigation of the Chinese mobile-phone maker ZTE Corp., according to people familiar with the matter.

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