If an employee leaves a business and takes information which he then uses for his own purposes, financial gain, or economic advantage, it is most likely to be an example of:

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If a business owner has a particular way of doing things that makes the business unique or special, including recipes, client lists, formulas, business contacts, and so on and actively works to keep that information secret, the owner can sue someone who steals that information and uses it or sells it to someone else. This represents theft of trade secrets.

If an Employee Leaves a Business and Takes Information Which