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U.S. airs deep concerns over cyber security in China meetings

June 24, 2015 creative agency, china, chinese, chinese-vice, computer-system, flight, jason-lange, jets-operated, major-problem, national-security, nicolas, saying-the-two, shakes-hands, transparency, were-stranded

By Jason Lange and David Brunnstrom WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States said on Tuesday that cyber theft sponsored by the Chinese government was a major problem and stressed the need to keep Asian sea lanes open as the world's two biggest economies held annual talks aimed at maintaining working relations in spite of rising tensions. At the wide-ranging Strategic and Economic Dialogue in Washington, both sides expressed a desire for constructive relations, with China saying the two countries could manage differences and should avoid confrontation.

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China’s Zhang hopes U.S. removes barriers to investment

June 23, 2015 publisher agency, bilateral, china, chinese, chinese-vice, deputy-trade, each-others, jets-operated, major-problem, market-access, ministry, national-security, should-remove

The United States should remove barriers to Chinese investment for national security reasons, said Zhang Xiangchen, a deputy trade minister at the Ministry of Commerce. Zhang said the world’s two largest economies are committed to further improve market access to each others’ investors as part of talks on a Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT), though both economies have further to go.

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Obama administration to press China on cyber theft: Lew

June 23, 2015 publisher agency, china, china-strategic, chinese-vice, market-access, obama, opening, remain-deeply, said-on-tuesday, strategic, take-the-matter, the-opening, treasury

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Obama administration is deeply concerned about cyber theft of commercial secrets sponsored by foreign governments and plans to take the matter up with Chinese officials at high-level talks this week, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said on Tuesday. “We remain deeply concerned about government-sponsored cyber theft from companies and commercial sectors,” Lew said in prepared remarks at the opening of the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue