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In a case that pitted San Francisco litigators against each other, China-based chip-making startup Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. will pay Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. $175 million to settle a trade secrets theft suit. TSMC attorney Jeffrey Chanin said it was unusual for a suit to be brought in the U.S. over actions that occurred mainly overseas. "While trade secrets were misused in processes abroad," he said, the companies "looked to California in particular for their business."
February 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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