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- 大快人心！ The U.S. Justice Department will pursue a criminal case against Chinese tech giant Huawei for alleged trade secrets theft, according to The Wall Street Journal . The charges revolve around theft of trade secrets related to a robotic device called "Tappy" made by T-Mobile TMUS , which was used in testing smartphones, according to the report. The Wall Street Journal reports an indictment is expected soon. Huawei declined to comment on the report. The criminal case reportedly stemmed from a civil case filed in Seattle District Court in 2014, in which T-Mobile said Huawei stole its proprietary technology after Huawei "abused its relationship as a phone handset supplier for T-Mobile to obtain access to T-Mobile's robot and, in violation of several confidentiality and nondisclosure agreements, copied the robot's specifications and stole parts, software and other trade secrets." T-Mobile claimed in the 2014 complaint that Huawei employees stole the robotic trade secrets at the dire
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- Good: show off Hussein know how... Bad: made too Americans nervous