Police Calls Rally for Self-Proclaimed Charity ‘Illegal’
Hundreds of investors gathered in Beijing on Monday to protest the government’s...
Jul 25, 2017
Hundreds of investors gathered in Beijing on Monday to protest the government’s...
Nov 16, 2015
The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government authorities, have been...
Jul 24, 2013
As China continues to investigate British pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline for bribery, Reuters extracts hints from China’s state media that other foreign pharmaceutical companies may soon find themselves facing...
Jul 23, 2013
An American has been detained in China as part of a probe into multinational pharmaceutical companies that previously led to bribery charges against GlaxoSmithKline executives earlier this month. From Reuters: The unnamed...
Jul 22, 2013
After probes into foreign companies operating in China led the government to accuse executives of British pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) of corrupt practices including bribery and artificial price inflation, a GSK...
Jul 21, 2013
The Wall Street Journal reports that Shanghai police have detained British national, Peter Humphrey, a “well-known China-fraud investigator” whose clients include pharmaceutical firm GlaxoSmithKline (GSK). GSK is...
Jun 7, 2013
Barack Obama and Xi Jinping are meeting today for the first time since the latter became China’s president. Reports say that the meetings, taking place June 7-8 at the Sunnylands estate near Palm Springs, California, will...
Jun 4, 2013
The Wall Street Journal reports that four Chinese companies are considering IPOs on U.S. stock exchanges, possibly reopening a market that has been shut since 2011 amid concerns over accounting irregularities and fraud: Travel...
May 27, 2011
A major fraud at Longtop Financial Technologies, a Chinese financial software company, was revealed this week in a resignation letter by its auditor Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu. Floyd Norris writes in his column in the New York...
Aug 6, 2009
AP reports on the execution of two business people who defrauded investors out of more than $127 million: China’s highest court said the fraud had “seriously damaged the country’s financial regulatory order and...
Jun 20, 2007
From Caijing.com.cn: Two richest business men in the city of Nantong in eastern Jiangsu province , faced charges of exaggerating company registered assets, embezzling funds and forging contracts to win credit loans. Chen Baocun and his son Chen Jian, the two richest business men in the city of Nantong located in the eastern part of […]