In the news: Samsung sues Huawei, Uber investors push for Didi truce and the CAC cracks down on online news

This week Samsung fired back at Huawei with an IP lawsuit, Uber's investors called for wrapping up the costly fight against Didi, internet companies were ordered to stop original news reporting and MasterCard weighed its PRC market entry options

10 minute readJuly 26, 2016 at 10:48 PM
By
Katherine Jo
& clp articles
In the news: Samsung sues Huawei, Uber investors push for Didi truce and the CAC cracks down on online news

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. said on July 22 it sued Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd in China for infringing six of its mobile technology patents. The South Korean firm is claiming

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