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U.S. extends ZTE's reprieve for alleged Iran sanctions violations
A ZTE smartphone Grand S is displayed during a news conference in Taipei October 12, 2013.
Reuters/Pichi Chuang
The U.S. government has extended through Aug. 30 a reprieve to Chinese smartphone maker ZTE Corp on the tough export restrictions it imposed on the company in March, the Commerce Department said in a public notice posted online Monday.
In March, the department hit the company with some of the toughest-ever U.S. export restrictions for allegedly breaking sanctions against Iran. At the time the agency offered the company a three-month relief from the restrictions, which was set to expire June 30.
(Reporting by Joel Schectman; Editing by Alan Crosby)
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