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China's Huawei sets up cyber security center in Britain SHANGHAI - China's top telecommunications equipment maker Huawei Technologies <HWT.UL> said on Monday that it has established a security center in Britain to allow its products and software to be examined and tested. Huawei, which has seen its plans for global expansion crimped by national security concerns among foreign governments, hopes that its Cyber Security Evaluation Center, opened last month in Britain's Banbury, will allay those fears. PayPal suspends WikiLeaks donations account WASHINGTON - Online payment service PayPal said it has suspended the WikiLeaks' account that the organization used to collect donations. U.S.-based PayPal said in a statement that WikiLeaks, which this week released thousands of secret U.S. diplomatic cables, had violated its policy. A posting on WikiLeaks' Twitter page said "PayPal bans WikiLeaks after US government pressure." 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