Co-founder of Apex Digital held in China
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The US government on Thursday confirmed that the head of Apex Digital, a US electronics distributor, had been detained in China, amid allegations of financial wrongdoing.
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David Ji, the chairman of Apex Digital, that had been the largest customer of the TV maker, Sichuan Changhong Electric Appliance, was confirmed by Chinese authorities as being under arrest.
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SHANGHAI -- William Ding, the founder and chief architect of Chinese Internet portal Netease Inc., is no longer China's richest man after his personal fortune took a substantial hit over the last year, according to a list of China's wealthiest individuals published Friday.
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Shawn Wang, the chief financial officer of Baidu.com, China's top search engine, was killed in an accident on D...
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The case of China's former FDA leader highlights the issues facing the country's pharmaceutical industry.
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SAN FRANCISCOâDuring his Connect keynote address at PeopleSoft Inc.&#39;s user conference here on Tuesday, CEO Craig Conway pulled all the heartstringsâincluding a round of applause for former PeopleSoft founder Dave Duffield, who was strategically
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BEIJING, Feb. 1 -- Hu Jia, an online human rights activist detained last month, has been formally charged with inciting subversion against the Chinese government, human rights groups reported Friday.
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L-esheng Qin, a 22-year-old Chinese student attending Wuhan University in the Hubei province of China, wanted a way to pay for things without carrying around cash all the time once he arrived in Massachusetts for an internship with Monster.com, a job networking site. But because he could not apply for a credit card in the United States, Qin looked for ...
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RFID-enabled asset management and supply chain solution provider Fluensee was named Rookie of the Year at the seventh annual Apex Awards, one of the nation's largest annual technology award events. Fluensee was selected for the Rookie of the Year top honor out of 115 total Apex Award nominations.
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eBay said the head of Baazee.com, its wholly owned subsidiary in India, was arrested over a listing a user posted on its site. eBay issued a statement, saying the listing in question violated Baazzee.
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IBM&#39;s decision to sell its PC business to China&#39;s Lenovo caught many by surprise. To get the Chinese company&#39;s perspective on the deal, BusinessWeek Beijing Bureau Chief Dexter Roberts spoke with Lenovo Chief Financial Officer Mary Ma by phone on Dec.
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Chinese police have captured a man accused of holding workers in virtual slavery, state media reported on Sunday amid a national uproar over teenagers and men forced to work in brutal, furnace-like brick kilns.
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(InfoWorld) - A former Chinese national is facing U.S. federal charges of stealing trade secrets from a Silicon Valley company and selling them to foreign governments. The U.S. Attorney's Office in San Francisco Thursday filed a 36-count indictment in U.S. District Court for Northern California against Xiaodong Sheldon Meng accusing him of stealing military application trade secrets from Quantum3D, of San Jose, California, and using them to try to sell the technology to the People's Republic of China, the Malaysian Air Force, and the Thailand Air Force. Quantum3D designs high-end graphics computers that run visual simulation training software for military applications such as flight simulators. Meng, a one-time employee of Quantum3D, stole the trade secrets with the intent that they would be used to benefit those foreign governments, according to the U.S. Attorney Kevin V. Ryan. The technology is covered by the U.S. Economic Espionage Act of 1996, which prohibits its sale abroad without an export license. Quantum3D has cooperated fully in the government's investigation, the U.S. attorney said in a statement. Meng, 42, was released on a $500,000 bond and is scheduled to appear before a federal magistrate in San Jose on Monday. The indictment follows a two-year investigation of the case involving the U.S. Attorneyâs Office, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Department of Homeland Security.
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A routine ID check has led to the detention of a prime suspect in a Chinese scandal over the sale of fake milk powder that led to the deaths of at least 13 babies, state media said Tuesday.
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A former Chinese national is facing U.S. federal charges of stealing trade secrets from a Silicon Valley company and selling them to foreign governments.
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NEW YORK -- The fugitive former chief executive of Comverse Technology Inc. has been captured in Africa, U.S. officials announced Wednesday.
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The former chief and founder of   Comverse Technology Inc. CMVT.O, Jacob "Kobi" Alexander, was   arrested in Namibia on Wednesday, where he awaits extradition   to the United States to face criminal fraud charges related to   stock options.