They've been doing this for years with all comapnies. If it's manufacturing, an overseas comapny in China has to partner witha similar Chinese company and allow them access to their production methods and technology. Seems fair until the government can end the partnership and basically boot the overseas company, and the Chinese company keeps everything it has recieved in technology/capital. I'm not trying to bash the Chinese, but as someone whose career basically depends on the ability of US domestic maufacturing to remain competitive, it is a bit of a pain...
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They've been doing this for years with all comapnies. If it's manufacturing, an overseas comapny in China has to partner witha similar Chinese company and allow them access to their production methods and technology. Seems fair until the government can end the partnership and basically boot the overseas company, and the Chinese company keeps everything it has recieved in technology/capital. I'm not trying to bash the Chinese, but as someone whose career basically depends on the ability of US domestic maufacturing to remain competitive, it is a bit of a pain...