This content is from: Portfolio China’s Anticorruption Drive Takes Aim at Guo Boxiong Impending bribery charges against Guo Boxiong are part of President Xi Jinping’s push to purge factions from the People’s Liberation Army. By Allen T. Cheng April 14, 2016
This content is from: Portfolio Tycoons on High Alert Amid Chinese Corruption Crackdown Following the disappearance (and subsequent reappearance) of a tycoon in Hong Kong, leaders of publically-listed Chinese companies are on high alert amid a crackdown on corruption. By Allen T. Cheng March 15, 2017
This content is from: Portfolio Will China’s Anticorruption Drive Hurt Its Financial Sector? A crackdown by President Xi Jinping has ensnared top executives from two banks, and other takedowns at financial services firms could follow. By Allen T. Cheng February 06, 2015
This content is from: Corner Office China’s Days as a Global Deal Maker May Be Numbered The country’s corporations, as well as wealthy individuals, have been snapping up offshore companies and real estate, but a capital crackdown may slow down the deal making. By Allen T. Cheng February 01, 2017
This content is from: Portfolio Chinese New Year Gifts Get Creative Amid Corruption Crackdown In the Year of the Monkey, cash-filled envelopes to officials have given way to cakes and fruit — some stuffed with gold or jewels. By Allen T. Cheng February 09, 2016
This content is from: Portfolio Beijing Is Cracking Down on Corruption — Big Time President Xi Jinping’s anticorruption campaign is hampering business in China and raising risks for foreign investors. By Allen T. Cheng July 12, 2015
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