A former employee of a Corning Inc. glassmaking plant has been charged with stealing trade secrets and selling them to a Taiwanese company. The FBI arrested Jonathan Sanders last week and charged him with selling information about the process that Corning uses to make liquid crystal display, or LCD, glass for flat-panel TVs, computers, cell phones and digital personal assistants. The FBI said Sanders confirmed that he sold blueprints about "fusion draw" to PicVue Electronics Ltd.
October 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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