Microsoft Corp. sued Google Inc. on Tuesday, accusing it of poaching a top executive the search engine company had wooed away to head a new research lab in China. The software giant also sued the executive, Kai-Fu Lee, accusing him of breaking his 2000 employment contract, in part by taking a job with a direct competitor within a year of leaving the company. Microsoft claimed that Google was "fully aware of Lee's promises to Microsoft," but chose to ignore them and encouraged Lee to violate them.
July 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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