WSJ News Exclusive: U.S. officials are reviewing the 2017 acquisition of a South Carolina pharmaceutical company by Chinese investors after learning it was in talks with the Pentagon over a project involving injection devices for a coronavirus vaccine
WASHINGTON—U.S. national security officials are reviewing the 2017 acquisition of a South Carolina pharmaceutical company by Chinese investors after learning the firm was in talks to participate in a Pentagon project to develop injection devices for a coronavirus vaccine, according to defense officials and others familiar with the matter.
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S.’s inquiry into the acquisition of Ritedose Corp. of Columbia, S.C., was confirmed by the Pentagon’s Defense Logistics Agency, which earlier...
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