Taiwan says China’s SMIC suspected of illegally luring tech workers

Taiwan authorities said on Friday they were investigating whether China’s largest chipmaker SMIC illegally lured Taiwanese tech workers under cover of a shell company on the island masquerading as Samoan.Read More

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