US Chip-Gear Maker Sued in China Over Alleged Trade Secret Theft
Beijing E-Town Semiconductor Technology Co. filed a lawsuit with the Beijing Intellectual Property Court against Applied Materials, according to a company statement to the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
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