Wang Qishan
Former Chinese vice president Wang Qishan (L) and Shanghai Party Chief Yu Zhengsheng present at the closing session of the National People's Congress (NPC) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on March 17, 2013. President Xi Jinping said he would fight for a 'great renaissance of the Chinese nation', in his first speech as head of state of the world's most populous country.
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Improper conduct is the hotbed of corruption. We must resolutely oppose formalism, bureaucratism and hedonism
The building of a Party work style and a clean government as well as the fight against corruption concerns the life and death of the Party, which requires the endeavors of the whole Party
Officials at multiple levels, especially senior officials, should be strict with themselves and set a good example for others. They should also intensify restrictions for their relatives and staff, who must not have privilegesMore quotes »
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Anti-graft chief stresses intra-Party supervision
Wang Qishan (C), secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, addresses a conference and training session on central-level Party inspection in Beijing, capital of China, May 17, 2013. (Xinhua/Xie Huanchi) from SINA English Read more »
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Ex-CCB man takes control at Merchants Bank
China Merchants Bank, the country's sixth-largest lender by assets, is getting a new chief. The bank said yesterday that the China Banking Regulatory Commission had appointed Tian Huiyu to replace Ma Weihua as party secretary of the Shenzhen-based lender from SCMP Read more »
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New Chinese Leadership – Analysis
The China’s generational leadership change, if not shift has since taken shape at the top critical level while the process that began in mid 2011 shall run through late 2014. It involves rather coordinated handover of power in the Party, State and Army, from Eurasia Review Read more »
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A Goldman China Exec Has Big Plans
China's most prominent and politically connected financier is raising a new $2 billion -$2.5 billion fund for investments in China and abroad, according to people familiar with the matter. Fang Fenglei, the non-executive chairman of Goldman Sachs' China from CNBC Read more »
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Meet the New Wang, Not the Same as the Old Wang
Ever since Xi Jinping formally took office as president in March, foreign officials have been trying to figure out who would be the Chinese government’s main liaison on economic issues. That was the role played during the past few years by Politburo memb from Wall Street Journal Read more »
