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China, the second-largest U.S. trading partner, is having trouble finding friends in Washington.
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Google Inc. and Intel Corp. were logical targets for China-based hackers, given the solid-gold intellectual property data stored in their computers. An attack by cyber spies on iBahn, a provider of Internet services to hotels, takes some explaining.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. was sued by two investors who claim the bank was “at the very center” of Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme.
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China agreed to end hundreds of millions of dollars of subsidies to wind-power manufacturers following a complaint the U.S. filed at the World Trade Organization, the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office said.
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China in the past year demonstrated it can direct Internet traffic, giving the nation the capability to exploit “hijacked” data from the U.S. military and other sources, according to a new report.
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The FBI broke the news to executives at DuPont Co. late last year that hackers had cracked the company’s computer networks for the second time in 12 months, according to a confidential Dec. 9, 2010, e-mail discussing the investigation.
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China has kept its military’s focus on Taiwan even as it is “contending with a growing array of missions,” according to the Pentagon’s latest assessment of China’s military power.
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An ex-Motorola Inc. software engineer, stopped by U.S. customs agents at a Chicago airport while allegedly carrying 1,000 company documents, $30,000 and a one-way ticket to China, committed economic espionage for her native country, a federal prosecutor told a trial judge.
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The U.S. State Department is investigating a complaint by China that one of its U.S. envoys was injured by Houston police officers who may have violated international law by entering the Chinese consulate grounds in the city.
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Chinese phone-equipment makers Huawei Technologies Co. and ZTE Corp. are the focus of a U.S. House intelligence committee investigation into whether the companies’ expansion in the U.S. poses a security threat.
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