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China has orchestrated attempts to steal billions of dollars worth of trade secrets from some of the biggest companies in the US, including Tesla, Google, Apple, and Coca-Cola.

Not a single suspect has been prosecuted in the UK for spying for China, compared with almost 150 in the US in the past three years alone, the Telegraph can disclose.

While her trial was fair, the former chemist's sentence may not have been.

Anytime a company lays someone off, there's a possibility the person will take something with them. Coke, holder of the world's most famous trade secret, was particularly attuned to that risk.

Consumers have been given stronger protection in cyberspace, thanks to judicial efforts made by courts over the past five years.

Chinese courts step up protection for e-consumers rights, interests-

In less than a month, Tsinghua University's Alumni Association members in France received two recruitment offers from China. ...

A former professor at the University of Arkansas was sentenced on June 16 to a year and a ...

China's top court said on Tuesday that it will offer a judicial interpretation on personal safety protection orders, with greater emphasis on curbing domestic violence.

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