PALO ALTO, U.S. -- Washington's move to crack down on foreign acquisitions of homegrown pioneering technology is curbing investment from China's venture capital funds, who are struggling to find startups willing to take their money, several financiers say.
Six months since the U.S. toughened rules on foreign investment in "critical technologies," several China-linked venture capitalists operating across the country told the Nikkei Asian Review that they are being forced to halt investment plans, cancel ongoing negotiations or revise deal terms.
