Chinese telecommunications company pleads guilty to stealing trade secrets from Motorola
Hytera Communications Corp. admitted to recruiting and hiring former Motorola Solutions employees and directing them to steal digital mobile radio technology.
Chinese company admits it stole trade secrets from Illinois-based Motorola
A Chinese telecommunications company admitted in federal court that it conspired to steal mobile radio technology developed by Motorola, according to the U.S. Justice Department. Hytera Communications Corp.
Chinese company pleads guilty to stealing technology used in Chicago-based Motorola Solutions' walkie-talkies
Hytera could pay a fine of up to $60 million at sentencing in November. The Shenzhen, China-based company was previously ordered to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in damages in a lawsuit Motorola Solutions filed for stealing trade secrets.
Chinese telecommunications company pleads guilty to conspiring to steal trade secrets from Illinois-based Motorola Solutions
A Chinese telecommunications company pleaded guilty in federal court in Chicago on Monday to conspiring to steal technology from Illinois-based Motorola Solutions, according to a press
Chinese company pleads guilty to stealing tech from Chicago-based Motorola Solutions
A Chinese company pleaded guilty in federal court on Monday to stealing technology from Chicago-based Motorola Solutions.
China's Hytera pleads guilty to stealing Motorola Solutions radio technology
Chinese telecommunications company Hytera Communications has pleaded guilty in Illinois federal court to stealing Motorola Solutions trade secrets covering digital mobile radio technology, the U.S. Attorney's Office in Chicago said on Tuesday.
China’s Hytera Pleads Guilty to U.S. Charge in Motorola Solutions’ Trade Secrets Theft Case
The telecommunications company could face a fine of up to $60 million for stealing walkie talkie-related trade secrets.
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