Cybersecurity
Obama Urged to Act on China’s Alleged Cyber Theft
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President Barack Obama’s administration should take action to curb China’s alleged cyber theft, two House Democrats said, after a top U.S. official accused the Asian nation of spying on American companies.
The U.S. Trade Representative’s office needs to designate China as a top violator of intellectual property rights, which can lead to further trade restrictions, Representatives Sander Levin of Michigan and Charles Rangel of New York said today in a letter to Acting USTR Demetrios Marantis.