SAN FRANCISCO — In the second week of an economic espionage trial unfolding in the Northern District of California, executives of E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. recounted how they became suspicious that Oakland entrepreneur Walter Liew had stolen their process for manufacturing titanium dioxide, or TiO2, a commercially valuable white pigment.
Meanwhile, Liew’s lead lawyer, Stuart Gasner, pushed for details on how the company formed what he has previously called an “unholy alliance” with the Federal Bureau of Investigation to gather evidence against Liew and his company, USA Performance Technology Inc.
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