Second City in China Halts Sales of Apple iPads – New York Times

February 14, 2012 Posted By: Leave a comment
Paradoxically, however, China’s own intellectual property laws are so sweeping that they allow the Chinese government to ban the worldwide sale of any made-in-China product that is found to violate a Chinese patent, trademark or other protection.
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