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U.S. Senate pushes curbs on carmakers with 15 percent or more Chinese ownership; Benz exempted

The U.S. Senate is pushing legislation to restrict access to the U.S. market for automakers with 15 percent or more Chinese ownership, while seeking ways to exempt Benz. A bill approved by the Senate Commerce Committee would ban vehicle sales by companies in which Chinese firms or investors hold more than 15 percent. Republican Senator Bernie Moreno said Benz would not be banned, though details and legislative steps remain.