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How China's winemakers succeeded (without stealing)

  • Written by Cynthia Howson, Lecturer, University of Washington
More Chinese wines are finding their way into the liquor aisle. AP Photo/Elizabeth Dalziel

Joint ventures between Western and Chinese companies are in the news over accusations – including those of President Donald Trump – that China uses them to steal intellectual property from foreign competitors in industries like cars and...

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