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Bo Xilai’s fall signals victory for China’s reformers
The fall of Bo Xilai, once the rising star of China’s Communist Party, has been spectacular to watch. Initially purged last month because his superiors feared he might launch a “new Cultural Revolution,” the ouster was shocking enough to spark rumours that Mr. Bo and his allies were planning to seize power in Beijing via a coup d’état. Then came stories of a British businessman, a fixer for Mr. Bo’s family, turning up dead in a hotel room in Chongqing, the Yangtze River metropolis governed by Mr. Bo. Chinese investigators have since connected Mr. ...
Hugh Young: Bo Xilai case shows China pundits ‘don’t have a clue’
The scandal surrounding Bo Xilai, a Chinese official once tipped as a future leader, shows how impenetrable politics in China is to commentators and analysts, according toHugh Young, managing director of Aberdeen Asset Management Asia. Chinese authorities in March unexpectedly sacked Bo as mayor of Chongqing, China’s largest municipality. Earlier this month, he was suspended from the Communist party's Central Committee for ‘serious disciplinary violations,’ and officials said his wife was under investigation over the murder of Neil Heywood, a British ...
As Bo Xilai Rose, His Family's Wealth Grew
Just a few weeks before his dramatic fall from power, Bo Xilai wrote an inscription in calligraphy, praising the Chongqing Water Assets Management Company, and urging support for its operations. What he did not say was that a foundation controlled by his younger brother, Bo Xicheng, had acquired a stake in a subsidiary of the water company. Mr. Bo had done something similar in 2003, while serving as governor here in Liaoning Province. He said his province would make supporting the Dalian Daxian company, a conglomerate engaged primarily in electronics manufacturing, one of the most ...
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Business ally of China's Bo Xilai dies in prison - media - Channel News Asia Channel News AsiaBusiness ally of China's Bo Xilai dies in prison - mediaChannel News AsiaBEIJING: Xu Ming, a former business ally of disgraced Chinese politician Bo Xilai, has died in prison of illness, local media reported on Sunday. He was 44. Xu Ming, founder of plastics-to-property conglomerate Dalian Shide Group, died on Dec. 4 ...Chief accuser of fallen Chinese political star Bo Xilai dies in jailThe GuardianXu Ming, Businessman Connected to Bo Xilai, Dies in PrisonWall Street JournalBo Xilai: Key witness tycoon Xu Ming dies in jailBBC NewsFinancial Times -Telegraph.co.ukall 64 news articles » |
Wife of disgraced China party chief Bo Xilai given life for killing Briton - The Guardian The GuardianWife of disgraced China party chief Bo Xilai given life for killing BritonThe GuardianA Beijing court has recommended a suspended death sentence for the wife of disgraced former politburo member Bo Xilai be commuted to life in jail due to acts of repentance and no further criminal activity, Chinese media said on Monday. Gu Kailai was ...China recommends life term for wife of disgraced official Bo XilaiYahoo NewsChina commutes death sentence for wife of fallen Politburo member Bo Xilai to life in prisonMinneapolis Star TribuneWife of fallen China politician Bo Xilai has sentence commutedHong Kong Free Pressall 187 news articles » |
China cracks down on Hong Kong publishers - The Saturday Paper (subscription) The Saturday Paper (subscription)China cracks down on Hong Kong publishersThe Saturday Paper (subscription)The new repression goes back to Xi Jinping who, after quashing an attempt to derail his ascension in 2012 by Bo Xilai – another of the “Red Second Generation”, as children of founding revolutionaries are known – has gone on to build a personality cult ...and more » |
China May Fear Hillary More Than Trump - Barron's Barron'sChina May Fear Hillary More Than TrumpBarron's(Beijing was not impressed.) It was also on Hillary's watch that Xi's party suffered one of its biggest scandals in decades: the downfall of Bo Xilai. The Chongqing bigwig's 2012 unraveling began at a U.S. consulate, where his former police chief ...and more » |
