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China's TCL Chairman Complains of US Protectionism Over Pending Tech Deal
"We have an acquisition deal in the US. It's been over half a year. It is still not approved by the government," Chairman Li Dongsheng said on the sidelines of an event in Hong Kong.
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Former China Deputy Security Minister Sentenced To 15 Years: Report
China has jailed former vice public security minister Li Dongsheng for 15 years, state media reported today, the latest official tied to ousted security tsar Zhou Yongkang to be sentenced for corruption offences.
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Fifth Ally of Former China Security Czar in Court
A former Chinese deputy public security minister went on trial for corruption Wednesday, state media reported, the fifth ally of the country's ex-security chief to face justice in three days.
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China Probes 'Five Networks' of Disgraced Ex-Security Chief: People's Daily
An investigation into China's former domestic security chief is probing five different networks, the newspaper of the ruling Communist Party said on Friday, naming senior figures it said may have benefited from his alleged corruption.
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China Begins Criminal Probe into Three Former Top Officials
Chinese authorities have begun criminal investigations into three former high-ranking officials over corruption allegations, state media said on Monday, two of whom were allies of powerful, retired domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang.
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China's TCL Chairman Complains of US Protectionism Over Pending Tech Deal
"We have an acquisition deal in the US. It's been over half a year. It is still not approved by the government," Chairman Li Dongsheng said on the sidelines of an event in Hong Kong.
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Former China Deputy Security Minister Sentenced To 15 Years: Report
China has jailed former vice public security minister Li Dongsheng for 15 years, state media reported today, the latest official tied to ousted security tsar Zhou Yongkang to be sentenced for corruption offences.
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Fifth Ally of Former China Security Czar in Court
A former Chinese deputy public security minister went on trial for corruption Wednesday, state media reported, the fifth ally of the country's ex-security chief to face justice in three days.
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China Probes 'Five Networks' of Disgraced Ex-Security Chief: People's Daily
An investigation into China's former domestic security chief is probing five different networks, the newspaper of the ruling Communist Party said on Friday, naming senior figures it said may have benefited from his alleged corruption.
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China Begins Criminal Probe into Three Former Top Officials
Chinese authorities have begun criminal investigations into three former high-ranking officials over corruption allegations, state media said on Monday, two of whom were allies of powerful, retired domestic security chief Zhou Yongkang.
