Second Apple worker faces charges of stealing AV secrets for Chinese company

By:

KARTIKAY MEHROTRA and MARK GURMAN

By:

Bloomberg

January 30, 2019 08:01 PM

SAN FRANCISCO — An Apple Inc. hardware engineer was charged by the U.S. with stealing autonomous-car secrets for a Chinese company, the second such case since July.

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