A former SoftBank Corp. employee was arrested Saturday for allegedly taking proprietary information from the major Japanese phone carrier, with police believing he provided it to officials at Russia's trade representation in Tokyo.Yutaka Araki, 48, is suspected of obtaining the information from a computer server at SoftBank on Feb. 18 last year, in violation of Japan's unfair competition prevention law, the Tokyo police said.The police's public safety bureau suspects the Russian officials at the trade mission were engaging in spy activities.Through the Foreign Ministry, the police requested…READ FULL ARTICLE
