Corrupt officials funnelled £76bn out of China
The Telegraph- 17 Jun 2011 A total of nearly 18,000 officials drawn from Communist Party cadres, state-owned companies executives, police, judicial and customs officers were alleged to have siphoned off the funds, escaping to the West, often via small African and Asian countries. The details of how corrupt officials embezzled...
China protests: Japanese firms suspend some operations
BBC News- 17 September 2012 Some of Japan's biggest firms have suspended operations at some factories in China as safety concerns grow amid violent anti-Japan protests. Panasonic said its factory in Qingdao would remain shut until 18 September, while Canon has also temporarily suspended operations at three plants. Honda, Mazda...
India port rejects PSA plea for more time
Cargo News Asia- 07 September 2012 Union government-controlled Jawaharlal Nehru (JN) port has rejected a request from Singapore's PSA International for more time to sign an agreement to build a container loading facility at the port, setting the stage for a face-off between the two. "We are not going to give them any more extension...
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