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China Mobile isn't hiding its frustration after the Federal Communications Commission denied the wireless firm's bid to operate in the U.S.
What's happening: "After 7 years and 8 months of application, FCC now denies (China Mobile's) bid to operate in the U.S. without apparent reasons and basis," it said in a statement.
- The company accused the U.S. government of "putting unreasonable pressure on Chinese companies."
The bottom line: U.S.-China tensions seem to only be growing, despite the deep interconnections between the two countries.
Go deeper: FCC blocks China Mobile from operating in U.S. over national security concerns