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Many U.S. Businesses in China Cite Data Theft – Corruption Currents

The survey of U.S. business executives released Friday by the American Chamber of Commerce in China showed 26% had seen data or trade secrets stolen over an unspecified time period. More than 40% said they saw the risk of a data breach in their China operations rising. The chamber hasn’t previously released survey results related to data theft.

(via WSJ)

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