24 September 2019Rory O'Neill

Trade secrets theft part of Chinese ‘policy’: US prosecutor

The US Department of Justice has warned that Chinese “state-sponsored” theft of trade secrets is on the rise, as the two countries remain unable to reach an agreement on a new trade deal.

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