China proposes rules against foreign trade secret infringers
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China's commerce ministry released draft measures on Monday to act against foreign entities that infringe local trade secrets.
The rules would cover any infringement that harms or "poses a real threat to China's national sovereignty, security and developmental interests," according to the proposals. Public comments are accepted until November 24.
The South China Morning Post reports the measures are part of China's effort to strengthen its legal defences in a technology race with the United States.
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AIChina's commerce ministry released draft measures on Monday to act against foreign entities that infringe local trade secrets. The rules would cover infringements that harm or "poses a real threat to China's national sovereignty, security and developmental interests." Public comments are accepted until November 24.
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