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...It also accused Guo of gathering information on Chinese dissidents in Germany. Guo could not be reached for comment....
...Lei Jun, head of phonemaker Xiaomi, is also serving for a third term....
...Guo also pledged to use financial policies to boost the income of people affected by the pandemic....
...Guo’s statements also came weeks after Ma Jun, an adviser to the People’s Bank of China, said the risk of “bubbles” would increase if the central bank did not adjust its policy....
...“There have been intense discussions about monetary and fiscal policy,” said Wang Jun at the China Center for International Economic Exchange, a government think-tank in Beijing....
...In January, Ma Jun, an adviser to the People’s Bank of China, said the central bank would need to adjust its policy to address the risk of bubbles, in comments that sent stock prices tumbling....
...“As private companies take on more important roles in the economy, we have higher expectations for them,” said Wang Jun at the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, a leading government think-tank...
...“Both my job and myself need the test,” says Mr Guo, 30. “Everyone wants to feel at ease.”...
...“Releasing liquidity can activate some credit flows, but it’s still too early to call this broad-based stimulus,” said Shao Yu, chief economist at Orient Securities in Shanghai....
...The identity of businessman Guan Jun and how he came to hold such a large stake in China’s airline-to financing conglomerate has been a mystery that has helped fuel explosive corruption allegations from...
...Zhao Jun, chief executive of China Sports Media, which owns the CSL TV rights, says the changes were necessary after “Chinese football clubs overspent a lot”....
...The identity of Guan Jun and how he came to hold such a large stake in one of China’s largest private firms is a mystery that has helped fuel explosive corruption allegations from an exiled Chinese businessman...
...The questions raised by Mr Guo, however, continue to haunt HNA by turning a spotlight on the ownership of the group....
...In a statement, HNA said that a non-profit organisation called the Hainan Cihang Charity Foundation now owned 29.5 per cent of the company — a stake that was until recently held by Guan Jun, who acquired...
...In an extensive interview, Mr Tan told the Financial Times that a shareholding restructuring that replaced mysterious Chinese shareholder Guan Jun with a New York-registered non-profit simply made public...
...Another common lapse, as witnessed in Fluttering Butterfly Wings II by Guo Yuan from Sichuan, came from composers focusing so much on exotic timbres and playing techniques that they create more effects than...
...HNA’s largest single shareholder is also the most mysterious: Guan Jun, who purchased nearly 29 per cent of the company last year from Hong Kong-based businessman Bharat Bhise....
...Alibaba Investment, a subsidiary of the New York-listed group, announced it will team up with the founder of department store operator Intime, Shen Guo Jun, to buy and cancel the shares in the Hong Kong-listed...
...Alibaba Investment, a subsidiary of the New York-listed group, said on Tuesday that it would team up with Intime’s founder Shen Guo Jun, to buy and cancel the shares it does not already own by way of a scheme...
...Wang Qishan’s family benefited financially from the growth and success of HNA over the years, according to allegations made by Guo Wengui, a renegade Chinese businessman who is hiding out in New York....
...Additional reporting by Owen Guo...
...Additional reporting by Owen Guo, Robin Kwong and Naomi Rovnick Graphics by Caroline Nevitt...
...Additional reporting by Owen Guo in Beijing...
...For Xiaomi, moving into TVs, said Macquarie analyst Jiong Shao, will help them as they reach beyond makin g smartphones into new revenue lines....
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