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two former employees of a business software company did not divulge trade secrets or violate a company agreement when they left for a rival company, a Virginia judge ruled on June 19. Wenfeng Li and Xiaogang Xue were programmers for MicroStrategy Inc. of McLean, Va., when they left the company for similar work at Actuate Corp. in San Francisco. MicroStrategy sued the two and their new employer, alleging that the programmers took confidential company information with them, and did so with the approval of Act
July 21, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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