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Gary Faye Locke (Traditional Chinese:駱家輝) is an American politician and the current United States Ambassador to China.
Read More at Wikipedia ›WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said on Thursday that China is holding to its decades-old strategy to steal American intellectual property, in a pointed statement reflecting U.
S. officials' growing impatience with Beijing."They <China> have made possible systematic stealing of intellectual property of American companies and have not been very aggressive to put in place the basic protections for property rights that every serious economy needs over time," Geithner told a forum in Washington."We're seeing China continue to be very, very aggressive in a strategy they started several decades ago, which goes like this: you want to sell to our country, we want you to come produce here ... if you want to come produce here, you need to transfer your technology to us," Geithner said.Although unusually direct, Geithner's comments echo a common refrain from U.S. officials and executives. The new U.S. Ambassador to China, Gary Locke , who has assailed China in the past f...BEIJING -(Dow Jones)- AT&T Inc. (T) would welcome regulatory changes to boost competition in China and other markets in Asia, and it would review boosting its stake ...
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Acacia Research CEO Paul Ryan discusses why government regulation is hurting American innovation.
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The Commerce Department recommended on Monday that some airwaves used by federal agencies be freed up to address the burgeoning use of wireless devices.The Obama adm...
The Obama administration laid out details of a strategy to double U.S. exports over five years Thursday, recommending ways to boost commerce but steering clear of ti...
WASHINGTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - The United Steelworkersunion on Thursday asked President Barack Obama's administrationto investigate Chinese policies and practices it...
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By Doug PalmerWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Thursday announced plans to toughen rules against what it sees as unfair foreign trade practices, proposing...
By Doug PalmerWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department plans to toughen rules against what it sees as unfair foreign trade practices that threaten U.S. jo...
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By Michael MartinaBEIJING (Reuters) - China must reduce barriers to foreign companies if it is to meet its own development goals, the U.S. ambassador said in Beijing...
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President Barack Obama will nominate former Edison International chief executive John Bryson Tuesday to be the next Commerce secretary, filling an important trade jo...
By Michael MartinaBEIJING (Reuters) - Foreign companies bidding for public projects in China , valued at $1 trillion a year, face a sharply tilted playing field, a E...
To fill a new void at the top of the Commerce Department , the White House is reportedly thinking about tapping Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) CEO Eric Schmidt or former Pfize...
Motorola Solutions CEO Greg Brown on meeting President Obama to discuss reorganizing trade operations.
'Startup America' Founding Board Member Carl Schramm on the administration's efforts to boost job creation.
