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Tuesday, April 28, 2026

Chinese Businesses Acquire U.S. IP to Curtail Competition Posed by Chinese Competitors

U.S. companies filing suit against Chinese defendants in U.S. district courts, alleging counterfeiting and IP infringement, is not a new phenomenon. But recently, hundreds of Chinese sellers and online distributors have…

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