Blocking imports of products that either incorporate intellectual property stolen from U.S. companies or are from companies otherwise that benefit from cyber theft will send the message that we have had enough.
Robert Pittenger: “Blocking imports of products that either incorporate intellectual property stolen from U.S. companies or are from…”
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Pittenger emphasizes the need to block imports benefiting from cyber theft.
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