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An attendant introduces the control system of a China-made high-speed train to a visitor at an exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. [Photo/Xinhua]
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An informal survey of GeekWire staff millennials got one shout-out for Starbucks, one for Nike and two for outdoor retailer Patagonia, which did not make the top 100.
An internet company in the city of Hangzhou has been praised online for providing an employee with a hair transplant treatment as part of its mid-year staff benefits program.
An IP court in Shanghai reached a verdict on Jan 22 finding that the two Chinese companies must cease their infringement. The two companies appealed to the top court, insisting that their products did not infringe on Valeo's patent rights.
