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China Agrees To Update Intellectual Property Rules, Asks U.S. To Relax Export Controls

Government officials from both the United States and China on Wednesday said that they had made progress on several key issues that had been on the...

Copyright9 years ago

Cable From U.S. Embassy In Beijing Reveals U.S. Perspective on Trade Relationship

For all of the tough talk coming out of Congress as the United States and China embark on a high profile trade summit today, a confidential...

Intellectual Property9 years ago

Ahead of Visit, U.S. Senators Petition China’s Vice Premier on Intellectual Property, Indigenous Innovation, and Beef

A bipartisan group of U.S. senators on Monday asked China's Vice Premier Wang Qishan to resolve several "longstanding irritants to the U.S.-China economic relationship" ahead of...

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China Agrees To Update Intellectual Property Rules, Asks U.S. To Relax Export Controls

Cable From U.S. Embassy In Beijing Reveals U.S. Perspective on Trade Relationship

Ahead of Visit, U.S. Senators Petition China’s Vice Premier on Intellectual Property, Indigenous Innovation, and Beef

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