Worldwide:
U.S. And China Collaborate To Prevent Cyber Theft
17 November 2015
Jones Day
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On September 25, after face-to-face talks between President
Obama and President Xi Jinping, the United States and China announced that
they reached a "common understanding" to combat
"cyber enabled theft of intellectual property" aimed at
"providing a competitive advantage to companies or commercial
sectors." For more information, see Jones Day
publication: "
U.S. and China Agree to Collaborate in Addressing Cyber Theft
Scourge."
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