The perils of connections: China's red-chip companies

Article Abstract:

The huge Shougang steel company's Hong Kong financial dealings are merely the latest business scandals in rapidly privatising China. Shougang owner Zhou Beifang received control of the company with the blessings of Deng Xiaopeng, but he and his Hong Kong-based son are accused of securities fraud.

Primary Iron & Steel, Iron and Steel Mills and Ferroalloy Manufacturing, Blast Furnace and Basic Steel Products, Cases, Investigations, Biography, Corporations, Corporations, Chinese, Zhou Beifang, Shougang Iron and Steel Co.

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RSVP, and please bring a cheque: China

Article Abstract:

Many Chinese officials have used their political influence unethically since 1992 when they were first allowed to participate in business enterprises. Demands of capital from other businessmen are met by entrepreneurs who fear to displease the government.

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Another war on corruption

Article Abstract:

Corruption investigations in China, and the extent to which senior officials are investigated are examined in detail.

Political aspects

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