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Top China Stories from WSJ: Bo Case, Ningbo Protests, Wen Denial
Wall Street Journal (blog) China Court to Weigh Corporate-Spy Case: A fight over alleged corporate espionage goes before China's highest court Friday, in a test case watched by U.S. companies for signs of whether China is willing to rein in what they see as unfair behavior. |
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China Court to Weigh Corporate-Spy Case
Wall Street Journal By KEITH JOHNSON. A fight over alleged corporate espionage goes before China's highest court Friday, in a test case watched by U.S. companies for signs of whether China is willing to rein in what they see as unfair behavior. The dispute between AMSC, … |
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Fact check: Is China involved in cyber attacks?
Los Angeles Times President Obama did not respond. In November 2011, the Office of the National Counterintelligence Executive issued a report on cyber-spying that said Chinese entities “are the world's most active and persistent perpetrators of economic espionage … |
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Tech firm Huwei did not spy for China, White House review of evidence finds
San Jose Mercury News SAN FRANCISCO — A White House-ordered review of security risks posed by suppliers to U.S. telecommunications companies found no clear evidence that Huawei Technologies had spied for China, two people familiar with the probe told Reuters. Instead … Report: Huawei Not Guilty of Espionage After Classified White House Review White House review clears Chinese IT maker of spy threat The White House Denies Ordering a Secret Report Clearing Huawei of Espionage |