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Chinese Steel Co. Hit With New DuPont Espionage Claims
Law360 (subscription) Law360, Los Angeles (January 7, 2016, 10:43 PM ET) — A state-owned Chinese steel company faces renewed claims brought by the federal government that it engaged in economic spying and stole manufacturing trade secrets from DuPont Co. through a … |
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Woman pleads guilty to economic espionage for selling DuPont secrets to China
CTV News The Liews were accused of selling that technology to China. Walter Liew was sentenced to 15 years in prison last year after a jury convicted him of economic espionage. Two former DuPont engineers have also been convicted of economic espionage. Woman accused of selling DuPont trade secrets to China pleads guilty to … Woman in DuPont Economic Espionage Case Pleads Guilty |
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In DuPont Case, Accused Spy Hopes for Pretrial Present
Law.com But after 17 months in jail, the man accused of selling U.S. trade secrets to Chinese companies could soon be released on bond, thanks to a push from his lawyers at Keker & Van Nest. In a departure from two prior orders, U.S. Magistrate Judge Nathanael … |