BiscottiGelato

Hmm... according to multiple articles... the defendent's lawyer claims that:

A - true, indeed the defendent have violated Boeing's policy is storing these documents outside of the company designated premise.

B - It's also true that the Chinese gov't have probed into possibility of 'buying out' these confidential information. However I've not seen an article that concretely said that there's evidence that he have received gains and have actually provided these confidential information to the Chinese gov't...

C - Is it just me, or does this case smell a lot like this other one? http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/ne ... mp;sid=a2GvteRoihQE

Being a minority and having any sort of perceived conflict of interest with big US corporations seems to result in 'shoot first, ask questions later' treatments.... A diversion from the problems on hand? Or a beginning to protectionism?? Probably just some BS from me LOL.