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Chinese Official Honeytrapped By "Seductive Beauty" Of Foreign Spy
China said Thursday it had cracked three spying plots, including one in which a public servant was lured by the "seductive beauty" of a foreign agent, urging government workers to remain vigilant against overseas threats.
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China's Rich Entrust Total Strangers To Sneak Cash Out Of The Country
Imagine trusting your life savings to a group of strangers you know only via WhatsApp. Some affluent Chinese people are willing to make that gamble to get part of their wealth out of the mainland.
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Apple Shifts iPhone Production Base to India as Part of Secretive Gamble to Move Beyond China
Apple’s China formula is under its greatest strain in recent memory. Even as CEO Tim Cook was smoothing things over in Beijing in late March, Apple executives were hard at work developing ties to other countries to lessen reliance on the country, according to multiple people familiar with Apple’s operations.
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Cryptocurrency-Related Money Laundering Ring Busted by China, Over 1,100 Arrested
Police in China arrested over 1,100 people suspected of using cryptocurrencies to launder illegal proceeds from telephone and Internet scams in a recent crackdown, the Ministry of Public Security said.
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China Removes TripAdvisor, 104 Other Applications From App Stores
China has removed 105 apps including that of U.S. travel firm TripAdvisor Inc from app stores in the country, under a new campaign to cleanse stores of apps it deems spread content related to pornography, prostitution, gambling and violence.
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China Removes TripAdvisor, 104 Other Apps From Stores Under Cleansing Campaign
China has removed 105 apps including TripAdvisor from app stores in the country, under a new campaign to cleanse stores of apps it deems spread content related to pornography, prostitution, gambling and violence.
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Macau To Close Casinos For Two Weeks Over Coronavirus Outbreak
Macau on Tuesday said it will temporarily close down all casinos as the gambling hub battles the deadly coronavirus, cutting off the lifeblood of the city's economy.
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Macau, World's Biggest Gambling Hub, Turns Into Ghost Town After Virus Scare
The Chinese territory of Macau has become a near-ghost town during what is typically the busiest time of year in the world's biggest casino hub, after authorities announced a raft of measures to keep visitors away and contain the new coronavirus.
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"None Of The Business Of Foreign Forces": Xi Jinping On Hong Kong, Macau
President Xi Jinping said on Friday China would not allow foreign forces to interfere with its special regions of Hong Kong and Macau, as he swore in a new pro-Beijing government for the gambling hub of Macau.
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China Expels Journalist After Report On Xi Jinping's Family
China effectively expelled a Wall Street Journal reporter from the country, one month after the newspaper published a report detailing allegations that a cousin of Chinese leader Xi Jinping was involved in high-stakes gambling and potential money laundering in Australia.
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Vietnam Detains 380 Chinese People In Illegal Online Gambling Bust
Police in Vietnam on Sunday detained more than 380 Chinese people accused of running the country's largest-ever underground online gambling ring, the government said.
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Canadian Arrested In Macau For $284 Million Fraud Attempt: Report
A Canadian man has been arrested in the gambling hub of Macau for allegedly trying to defraud an entertainment company out of $284 million, local media reported.
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Gionee Officially Files for Bankruptcy, Enters Liquidation: Report
According to media reports, a court in Shenzhen has accepted the Gionee application for liquidation bankruptcy.
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Rainbow Six Siege Censored to Please China, Ubisoft Faces Backlash
Ubisoft has decided to censor certain visuals in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege to prepare for the game’s “expansion into Asian territories”.
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US Slaps Tariffs On $200 Billion In Chinese Goods; Retaliation Likely
President Donald Trump threw his biggest punch yet at China, imposing tariffs on an additional $200 billion worth of Chinese imports and gambling that American consumers are willing to pay more for popular products to wring trade concessions from Beijing.
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Chinese Official Honeytrapped By "Seductive Beauty" Of Foreign Spy
China said Thursday it had cracked three spying plots, including one in which a public servant was lured by the "seductive beauty" of a foreign agent, urging government workers to remain vigilant against overseas threats.
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China's Rich Entrust Total Strangers To Sneak Cash Out Of The Country
Imagine trusting your life savings to a group of strangers you know only via WhatsApp. Some affluent Chinese people are willing to make that gamble to get part of their wealth out of the mainland.
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Apple Shifts iPhone Production Base to India as Part of Secretive Gamble to Move Beyond China
Apple’s China formula is under its greatest strain in recent memory. Even as CEO Tim Cook was smoothing things over in Beijing in late March, Apple executives were hard at work developing ties to other countries to lessen reliance on the country, according to multiple people familiar with Apple’s operations.
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Cryptocurrency-Related Money Laundering Ring Busted by China, Over 1,100 Arrested
Police in China arrested over 1,100 people suspected of using cryptocurrencies to launder illegal proceeds from telephone and Internet scams in a recent crackdown, the Ministry of Public Security said.
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China Removes TripAdvisor, 104 Other Applications From App Stores
China has removed 105 apps including that of U.S. travel firm TripAdvisor Inc from app stores in the country, under a new campaign to cleanse stores of apps it deems spread content related to pornography, prostitution, gambling and violence.
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China Removes TripAdvisor, 104 Other Apps From Stores Under Cleansing Campaign
China has removed 105 apps including TripAdvisor from app stores in the country, under a new campaign to cleanse stores of apps it deems spread content related to pornography, prostitution, gambling and violence.
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Macau To Close Casinos For Two Weeks Over Coronavirus Outbreak
Macau on Tuesday said it will temporarily close down all casinos as the gambling hub battles the deadly coronavirus, cutting off the lifeblood of the city's economy.
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Macau, World's Biggest Gambling Hub, Turns Into Ghost Town After Virus Scare
The Chinese territory of Macau has become a near-ghost town during what is typically the busiest time of year in the world's biggest casino hub, after authorities announced a raft of measures to keep visitors away and contain the new coronavirus.
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"None Of The Business Of Foreign Forces": Xi Jinping On Hong Kong, Macau
President Xi Jinping said on Friday China would not allow foreign forces to interfere with its special regions of Hong Kong and Macau, as he swore in a new pro-Beijing government for the gambling hub of Macau.
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China Expels Journalist After Report On Xi Jinping's Family
China effectively expelled a Wall Street Journal reporter from the country, one month after the newspaper published a report detailing allegations that a cousin of Chinese leader Xi Jinping was involved in high-stakes gambling and potential money laundering in Australia.
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Vietnam Detains 380 Chinese People In Illegal Online Gambling Bust
Police in Vietnam on Sunday detained more than 380 Chinese people accused of running the country's largest-ever underground online gambling ring, the government said.
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Canadian Arrested In Macau For $284 Million Fraud Attempt: Report
A Canadian man has been arrested in the gambling hub of Macau for allegedly trying to defraud an entertainment company out of $284 million, local media reported.
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Gionee Officially Files for Bankruptcy, Enters Liquidation: Report
According to media reports, a court in Shenzhen has accepted the Gionee application for liquidation bankruptcy.
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Rainbow Six Siege Censored to Please China, Ubisoft Faces Backlash
Ubisoft has decided to censor certain visuals in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege to prepare for the game’s “expansion into Asian territories”.
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US Slaps Tariffs On $200 Billion In Chinese Goods; Retaliation Likely
President Donald Trump threw his biggest punch yet at China, imposing tariffs on an additional $200 billion worth of Chinese imports and gambling that American consumers are willing to pay more for popular products to wring trade concessions from Beijing.
