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The Trump administration has started approving licenses for US companies to resume doing business with Huawei.

Good morning! This is the tech news you need to know this Thursday. The US Department of Commerce said it would allow some US businesses to resume selling goods to the Chinese telecoms giant. Funding for European startups is estimated to hit a new $34 billion record in 2019, thanks to mega-rounds and US investors hovering for deals. Despite the increase year on year, Europe lags on investment into Asian startups and US startups .

Good morning! This is the tech news you need to know this Thursday. The US Department of Commerce said it would allow some US businesses to resume selling goods to the Chinese telecoms giant. Funding for European startups is estimated to hit a new $34 billion record in 2019, thanks to mega-rounds and US investors hovering for deals. Despite the increase year on year, Europe lags on investment into Asian startups and US startups .

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