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Republican Lawmakers Propose PAID Act to Shield U.S. Intellectual Property from Chinese and Other Foreign Threats

The Protecting American Innovation and Development Act aims to identify and penalize unauthorized use of U.S. IP by foreign adversaries, reinforcing national security and economic…

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Two Republican members of Congress have introduced the Protecting American Innovation and Development (PAID) Act, targeting intellectual property theft by the Chinese Communist Party and other hostile foreign entities. The legislation mandates Commerce Department oversight and empowers the End-User Review Committee to…
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