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But you can't do business in China without handing over your tech and partnering with locals. Needing that translated, stamped and signed on fancy paper is ir
by A2017U1 7y ago
But you can't do business in China without handing over your tech and partnering with locals.
Needing that translated, stamped and signed on fancy paper is irrelevant. The message is loud and clear to anyone wanting to do business.
Sovereign nations are allowed to make laws. They are under no obligation to make things easier for foreign multinationals.
- SpicyLemonZest 7y agoHaving things stamped and signed on fancy paper is absolutely relevant. As the article describes, not having that fancy paper enables the government to brazenly lie, saying forced tech transfers are being stopped when they're actually being ramped up.