Daily commentary about China by TIME correspondents.
A Sticky Intellectual Property Saga
One of the most amazing intellectual property rights stories out of China is the saga of an American adhesive manufacturer who accuses a Hunan-based company of ripping off their product line and their corporate identity. The Hunan company's boss was arrested in London last fall. He faced extradition to the U.S. and was scheduled to appear at a hearing last week, but he skipped bail and returned to China. Our report is here.
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