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Belgian prosecutors say they arrested a Belgian-Chinese man in May on suspicion of stealing secrets from bankrupt gallium nitride semiconductor maker Belgan

Prosecutors in Belgium cite 'indications' suspect took role at tech company in China months after joining now-defunct semiconductor maker Belgan

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Belgian prosecutors say they arrested a Belgian-Chinese man in May on suspicion of stealing secrets from bankrupt gallium nitride semiconductor maker Belgan

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