US justice accused Chinese company Huawei of stealing trade secrets and laundering money

Huawei Technologies Co., The largest Chinese manufacturer of smartphones, has been the subject of a thorough investigation by the US authorities, who asked Canadian Justice Arrest Meng Wanzhou and Now Requesting His Extradition

The charges stem from a lawsuit under the civil trade secret filed by T-Mobile in 2014. The US prosecutor's investigation stems in part from a series of civil claims against Huawei, including a record that a Seattle jury found the Chinese company guilty of Having diverted robotic technology from one of the T-Mobile Centers.

Officials from the FBI, DHS and Commerce announced the two actions on Monday, saying the charges date back more than a decade.

"Huawei and his senior executives have repeatedly refused to abide by US law," said FBI director Christopher Wray at the press conference. "Huawei … has systematically sought to steal valuable trade secrets."

These accusations "expose Huawei's persistent and shameless actions aimed at exploiting US corporations and financial institutions and threatening the free and fair global market," he added.