Obama's Impact on Chinese Hacking 'Limited,' Huntsman Says
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Harwood By: | CNBC Chief Washington Correspondent Huntsman: US-
China Relations Need Reinvigorating Tuesday, 13 Nov 2012 | 6:40
PM ET Jon Huntsman, Former U.S. Ambassador to China says the
U.S. and China should enforce a new level of strategic
dialogues. He refutes talk of re-joining the Obama
administration.  The stepped-up government negotiations on
cyberhacking that President Barack Obama will open with Chinese
President Xi Jinping this week can have only "limited" impact on
China's conduct, says his former ambassador to China, Jon
Huntsman.  The hacking, which harms U.S. national security and
costs businesses hundreds of billions of dollars, stems from
both government and business activity in China, much of it at
the local level, Huntsman said in an interview.  While the U.S.
government and businesses both need to protect themselves more
aggressively, he added, the most important pro