US Indicts Two Chinese Men for Stealing Secrets From GE to Aid China

US Indicts Two Chinese Men for Stealing Secrets From GE to Aid China
A General Electric sign during the China International Import Expo in Shanghai on Nov. 6, 2018. Federal prosecutors charged two Chinese men with stealing information related to GE’s turbine technology for the benefit of the Chinese regime. Aly Song/Reuters
Cathy He
Updated:

A Chinese former engineer and a Chinese businessman have been charged with economic espionage and conspiring to steal trade secrets from General Electric Co. to benefit the Chinese regime, according to a U.S. indictment unsealed on April 23.

Zheng Xiaoqing, 56, a former engineer at GE, was charged by the U.S. Justice Department last August with the alleged theft of intellectual property relating to GE’s turbine technology.
Cathy He
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Cathy He is the politics editor at the Washington D.C. bureau. She was previously an editor for U.S.-China and a reporter covering U.S.-China relations.
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