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Motorola China Outlines 5-Year Plan
June 6, 2002
By Ryan Naraine:
On the heels of a published report that a Communist Party branch exists within its operations in China, Motorola on Thursday unveiled what it termed a "2+3+3 strategy" for its Chinese operations, a plan that includes focusing on semiconductors, broadband and digital trunking systems.
Motorola China Outlines 5-Year Plan - InternetNews.com
Huawei Technologies Ltd. filed a lawsuit last month saying Motorola's proposed $1.2 billion sale of its network equipment business to Nokia Siemens Networks, a Finnish-German joint venture, would improperly transfer those secrets to a competitor.
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In July, Motorola filed a lawsuit accusing Huawei of trying to steal trade secrets. Huawei denied the allegations.
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China's Huawei Gets Injunction Against Motorola
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Two years ago, according to a federal indictment handed up in April, Jin went on medical leave from Motorola.
Despite claiming to be deathly ill, investigators say, she traveled from Chicago to Beijing where she agreed to work for a Chinese tech company that allegedly recruited her to steal Motorola secrets.
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Woman accused of spying for China at Motorola | abc7chicago.com
Motorola to move design units to India, China - si Team - SiliconIndia Magazine
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An average worker in Singapore earns $7.14 an hour, and his counterpart in Taiwan earns $6.13 an hour. In contrast, a worker in China gets a mere 53 cents.
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Basically what happened is Motorola moved parts of it's manufacturing and R&D to China which basically had NOTHING. Now that R&D has been going on for some time and huge facilities have seen enormous investment, Motorola has decided to sell and China is saying, "No Fucking Way". After all, China has a huge investment.
In other words, it went from "yours" to "mine" and not "ours".
OK people, get ready. This is the beginning. China is a communist country. Contrary to Republican beliefs, China is NOT a "role model" for US businesses.
June 6, 2002
By Ryan Naraine:
On the heels of a published report that a Communist Party branch exists within its operations in China, Motorola on Thursday unveiled what it termed a "2+3+3 strategy" for its Chinese operations, a plan that includes focusing on semiconductors, broadband and digital trunking systems.
Motorola China Outlines 5-Year Plan - InternetNews.com
Huawei Technologies Ltd. filed a lawsuit last month saying Motorola's proposed $1.2 billion sale of its network equipment business to Nokia Siemens Networks, a Finnish-German joint venture, would improperly transfer those secrets to a competitor.
.
.
In July, Motorola filed a lawsuit accusing Huawei of trying to steal trade secrets. Huawei denied the allegations.
.
.
China's Huawei Gets Injunction Against Motorola
.
.
Two years ago, according to a federal indictment handed up in April, Jin went on medical leave from Motorola.
Despite claiming to be deathly ill, investigators say, she traveled from Chicago to Beijing where she agreed to work for a Chinese tech company that allegedly recruited her to steal Motorola secrets.
.
.
Woman accused of spying for China at Motorola | abc7chicago.com
Motorola to move design units to India, China - si Team - SiliconIndia Magazine
.
.
An average worker in Singapore earns $7.14 an hour, and his counterpart in Taiwan earns $6.13 an hour. In contrast, a worker in China gets a mere 53 cents.
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Basically what happened is Motorola moved parts of it's manufacturing and R&D to China which basically had NOTHING. Now that R&D has been going on for some time and huge facilities have seen enormous investment, Motorola has decided to sell and China is saying, "No Fucking Way". After all, China has a huge investment.
In other words, it went from "yours" to "mine" and not "ours".
OK people, get ready. This is the beginning. China is a communist country. Contrary to Republican beliefs, China is NOT a "role model" for US businesses.
