Corporate Counsel
Chinese state-owned automaker BAIC and its general counsel hope that its quest for whole-car technology will help it zoom past its local rivals
Sun Yanchen, legal director for state-owned BAIC, China's fifth-largest carmaker, has been a critical player in the company's hunt for the foreign whole-car technology it hopes will help it speed pas
...company, and in short order he shed Aston Martin, Jaguar, and Land Rover. At press time the sale of Volvo to a Chinese company was...
Still revved up in the middle of a financial blowout: After having to make the painful move of slashing his staff by 40 percent, from 200 lawyers to 120, Ford general counsel David Leitch talks about
...The takeover of China's Harbin Brewery Group last summer was filled with nail-biting excitement worthy of any M...
...Thee takeover of China's Harbin Brewery Group last summer was filled with nail-biting excitement worthy of any M...
...patents on those very standards — without disclosing that information to the group. The FTC case revisits many of the issues in the Infineon suit...
...developed patents on those very standards -- without disclosing that information to the group. The FTC case revisits many of the issues in the Infineon suit...
...developed patents on those very standards�without disclosing that information to the group. The FTC case revisits many of the issues in the Infineon suit...
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