26 January 2018Patents

China’s tech plans ‘disrespect’ IP rights, says US commerce secretary

The US commerce secretary has accused China of having “disrespect” for IP at the World Economic Forum (WEF), ahead of President Donald Trump’s visit to China next month.

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