Chinese bid for A123 may raise security risks: Senators
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A Chinese company’s attempt to take over government-backed battery maker A123 raises serious national security concerns, a bipartisan group of lawmakers said this week, adding to growing congressional opposition to the deal. China’s Wanxiang Group Corp is currently competing with U. S. -based Johnson Controls Inc to buy bankrupt A123, which makes lithium ion batteries for electric cars. The government must ensure that any sale of A123’s technology, which has also been used by the military and to support the U. S. . . .
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