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This is not the first time I saw a Chinese employee who stole a foreign company's China branch with the help of their government and CCP's legal system.
SoftBank Group Corp. and its subsidiary Arm Ltd. are closing in on an agreement to regain control of the chipmaker’s China operations and oust its rogue chief executive officer, according to people familiar with the process.
This is not the first time I saw a Chinese employee who stole a foreign company's China branch with the help of their government and CCP's legal system.
SoftBank Group Corp. and its subsidiary Arm Ltd. are closing in on an agreement to regain control of the chipmaker’s China operations and oust its rogue chief executive officer, according to people familiar with the process.