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China's Ex-Internet Tsar Lu Wei Says Accepted USD 4.6 Million In Bribes
China's former internet tsar Lu Wei on Friday pleaded guilty to accepting USD 4.6 million in bribes as the ruling Communist party initiated action against several officials for graft.
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If Jeff Bezos, Mukesh Ambani, Jack Ma Funded Their Governments
How many days could the government keep running if the richest person of each country was paying for it? We created the 2018 Robin Hood Index to delve into the subject. We took 49 countries with various political regimes and expenditure types and the richest individuals of each of these nations. We then compared their net worth as of end-December 2...
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An Indian CEO Earns 229 Times More Than Average Worker In Same Company
Chief executive officers in the U.S. are paid much better than their peers abroad, and the gap between their compensation and that of average American workers is wider than in other countries.
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China's Former Internet Czar Faces Corruption Probe
China's former internet czar, who oversaw a tightening of online censorship during his tenure, has become the latest top Communist Party figure to be ensnared in the country's anti-corruption drive.
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China Replaces Top Internet Regulator and Censor With Deputy
Lu Wei's successor will be his deputy, former propaganda official Xu Lin, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Wednesday.
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China Looks to Ramp Up Internet Growth, and Its Controls
Chinese officials including Internet czar Lu Wei have played down concerns over what critics have described as China's expanding Web censorship.
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Chinese Internet Regulator Welcomed at Facebook Campus: Report
Lu Wei and Mark Zuckerberg greeted each other in Mandarin and with broad smiles, according to the report, which did not say when, or why, the visit took place.
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China's Internet Chief Accuses US of Hacking but Says Talks 'Unhindered'
Lu Wei, head of the State Internet Information Office, condemned the use of "superior technology to attack or steal secrets".
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China's Ex-Internet Tsar Lu Wei Says Accepted USD 4.6 Million In Bribes
China's former internet tsar Lu Wei on Friday pleaded guilty to accepting USD 4.6 million in bribes as the ruling Communist party initiated action against several officials for graft.
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If Jeff Bezos, Mukesh Ambani, Jack Ma Funded Their Governments
How many days could the government keep running if the richest person of each country was paying for it? We created the 2018 Robin Hood Index to delve into the subject. We took 49 countries with various political regimes and expenditure types and the richest individuals of each of these nations. We then compared their net worth as of end-December 2...
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An Indian CEO Earns 229 Times More Than Average Worker In Same Company
Chief executive officers in the U.S. are paid much better than their peers abroad, and the gap between their compensation and that of average American workers is wider than in other countries.
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China's Former Internet Czar Faces Corruption Probe
China's former internet czar, who oversaw a tightening of online censorship during his tenure, has become the latest top Communist Party figure to be ensnared in the country's anti-corruption drive.
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China Replaces Top Internet Regulator and Censor With Deputy
Lu Wei's successor will be his deputy, former propaganda official Xu Lin, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Wednesday.
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China Looks to Ramp Up Internet Growth, and Its Controls
Chinese officials including Internet czar Lu Wei have played down concerns over what critics have described as China's expanding Web censorship.
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Chinese Internet Regulator Welcomed at Facebook Campus: Report
Lu Wei and Mark Zuckerberg greeted each other in Mandarin and with broad smiles, according to the report, which did not say when, or why, the visit took place.
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China's Internet Chief Accuses US of Hacking but Says Talks 'Unhindered'
Lu Wei, head of the State Internet Information Office, condemned the use of "superior technology to attack or steal secrets".
