Another scientist pleads guilty for his role in a scheme to sell GSK's trade secrets in China
Another Chinese scientist embroiled in an alleged plot to steal trade secrets from GlaxoSmithKline and sell the work in China has pleaded guilty to a single conspiracy count.
Tao Li, the charges claim, set up Renopharma in Nanjing together with Yu Xue — the GSK scientist accused of smuggling confidential research out of the pharma giant — and Yan Mei. Xue pleaded guilty days ago to a count against her, which could mean up to 10 years in prison, though she contended she didn’t believe she was doing anything wrong.
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