F.B.I. says 3 stole secrets from Lucent

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Lucent Technology employees, Hai Lin and Kai Xu, along with Village Networks executive, Yong-Qing Cheng were arrested by the FBI for conspiring to give Lucent trade secrets to Datang Telecom Technology Company, Beijing. Lucent's PathStar source code was being passed on via the men's venture, ComTriad Technologies. The 3 men were charged with wire fraud in Newark, NJ. Chinese-American leaders, already nervous about U.S. racism toward Asians wonder why this case is attracting so much attention; the FBI probes thousands of business espionage cases every year.

China, Crimes against, Portrayals, United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation, Business intelligence, Competitive intelligence, Chinese Americans, Han Lin, Kai Xu, Yong-Qing Cheng, Datang Telecom Technology Co.

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Asian employees at Lucent are troubled by handling of arrests

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Asian employees at Lucent Technologies are concerned over the portrayal and treatment of Asians at the company, following the arrests of two Chinese and one naturalized American on charges of stealing Lucent's trade secrets.

Human resource management, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Trade secrets, Chinese (Asian people), Asian Americans, Chinese in the United States

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Alcatel said to be in talks to buy Lucent

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There is a 50-50 chance that France's Alcatel will acquire Lucent Technologies for about $40 billion in an almost all-stock deal. Doing so would give Alcatel inroads to the US market for its telecom equipment, a market shared with competitors Nortel Networks and Cisco Systems. If Alcatel ends up not buying all of Lucent, it will try to buy its fiber optic cable business.

France, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Compagnie Financiere Alcatel, ALA

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