China Denies Technology Theft Charges

BEIJING (AAP) - 07/29/10 - China has denied US charges that it unfairly forces foreign firms to transfer technology as the price of admission to its huge market, saying its policies are in line with world trade rules.

"Countries around the world have taken a lot of measures to encourage technology innovation," a commerce ministry official, who declined to be ... (more)

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