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Do the laws allow a firm to transfer locally hired people to another country?

On Tuesday morning, Fed-eral Bankruptcy Judge Burton Lifland approved a request from the trustee, Irving H. Picard of the Baker Hostetler law firm, to transfer $28.1 million to cover ex-penses relating to the Madoff liq-uidation.

By combing through past e-mails, the hacker found a Fidelity statement, got the account number, and e-mailed his broker at a separate firm to transfer $250,000 to a bank in Hong Kong.

On Tuesday morning, Federal Bankruptcy Judge Burton Lifland approved a request from the trustee, Irving H. Picard of the Baker Hostetler law firm, to transfer $28.1 million to cover on-going expenses for the Madoff brokerage business, including salaries and benefits of employees.

Egan provides a fresh insight into how politics affects the strategies of multinational firms to transfer technology and spur innovation in developing countries.

Brazil has used its huge purchasing power to win low prices and persuade firms to transfer the technology for some drugs to local manufacturers when patents expire.

And a programme of "Black Economic Empowerment", which pressures firms to transfer shares to blacks, has made a few well-connected people rich while discouraging investment.

As part of that move, the Fed granted extraordinary exemptions that allowed both firms to transfer assets into the insured bank subsidiaries.

The current five-year plan calls for "indigenous innovation", which the government thinks it can foster by subsidising "strategic" industries and strong-arming foreign firms to transfer intellectual property to budding national champions.

Among other things, the U.S. wanted China to open up areas of its economy, such as cloud computing, to foreign competitors; crack down on the theft of intellectual property; and stop forcing American firms to transfer technology as a condition for entry to the Chinese market.

But there is growing criticism in the West that China owes its rapid ascent to a mercantilist strategy of coercing foreign firms to transfer technology; favoring local companies in its domestic market; and now introducing a new breed of national champions overseas to undercut foreign rivals who gave them a technological leg up to start with.