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Chongqing Police Pressure Sex Video Whistleblower
The blogger who released a sex video that brought down Chongqing official Lei Zhengfu last year has refused to hand over footage of other officials despite threats of prison time for withholding evidence. Following a late-night visit to his Beijing home by Beijing and Chongqing police on Sunday, Zhu Ruifeng spent seven hours in talks at a police station on Monday, but would not give up the materialJanuary 29, 2013 2:37 AM
Alibaba to Buy Sina Weibo Stake
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group announced Monday that it had agreed to buy an 18 percent stake in Sina Corporation
Can North Korea Learn From Coca-Cola? (China Did)
Evan Osnos suggests that North Korea’s blustery Soviet-style propaganda has grown hopelessly outdated, and may even
April 3, 2013 4:36 PM
Apple Apologizes Over China Warranty Policy
After a series of attacks by state media over the past several weeks, Apple on Monday issued an apology letter signed by
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