Arm China Has Gone Rogue
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#652With a single word, China, self-interest is no longer a universal guiding principle. It was replaced by a CCP reality distortion field that the loyalty to the party becomes an instinct, the original sin of any Chinese. Once Chinese always CCP loyalist!
Racism? No, racism does not apply to Chinese!
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By who and on what grounds? You need to point out a law they have actually broken.
Patent infringement, quite simply! Custom's responsibility is to destroy counterfeit goods.
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But the Chinese ownership could replace the board, right?
In China, control of the physical company seal means control of the company. The board voted 7-1 to replace him but he refused to hand it over, and used court proceedings to draw out the subsequent legal case until he was in defacto control. The details are in the article.
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#655Earlier quoted context omitted.
In China, control of the physical company seal means control of the company. The board voted 7-1 to replace him but he refused to hand it over, and used court proceedings to draw out the subsequent legal case until he was in defacto control. The details are in the article.
But the board can create a new seal?
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I take your point, but wouldnt categorize what looks like on paper the largest ever theft of intellectual property in the history of the world as "drama" I would expect some western sources to back those claims. Otherwise they look like run of the mill chinese propaganda
You should seek Chinese sources on this Chinese business story if you want to get closest to the truth. The xenophobia and racism in this thread is laughable, apparently all mainland Chinese are CCP agents who can't be trusted
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Interestingly, Japan also had very lax IP laws as it was catching up to the rest of the world, which basically enabled it to do what China has been doing, and only really shifted to strong IP protections as it started to develop its own tech and IP that it wanted to export.
Japan was famous for copying. They send their businessmen into trips trough Europe and the US with cameras hanging in their necks taking pictures of the factories and taking notes. When their hosts waited orders from Japan, they build factories and started competing. Industrial Revolution in the US started with stealing. Samuel Slater – "Father of the American Industrial Revolution" ("Slater the Traitor" in the UK) d…
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> What evidence is there that China can't win? There's no evidence here. We're talking about predicting the future in a system that's too complex to make predictions with any certainty. But for those of us following the politics and economics of China closely, it's pretty clear that they're screwed. People said Japan would dominate the world. Then the demographic shift hit them and the economy has been stagnating eve…
If the GDP of China exceeds that of the United States and keeps a higher level for more than a few years, what would that mean for your thesis? Are you predicting that cannot happen, and therefore your thesis is falsified if it does?
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Can you interpret this graph for those of us who don't understand the point? Serious question.
The interest rate is officially ~zero and effectively negative due to consistent QE (over $120,000,000,000 printed and given to banks every month). The Fed is practically paying the global financial system (in USD) to keep using USD. There will be a massive reckoning as the global economy refuses to get ripped off by the Fed's relentless money printing. Yet the Fed is extremely hesitant to taper its QE policy, becaus…