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Ex-executive sentenced to death in poisoning of company founder

Ex-executive sentenced to death in poisoning of company founder
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Debunked: CEO of Netflix is not dead

Debunked: CEO of Netflix is not dead
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Chinese Enterprises and Tycoons are in a Money Transfer Frenzy, Singapore the Top Choice

A Chinese Tycoon from Fujian Province recently bought 20 units at Canninghill Piers, a luxury condominium development in .

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Chinese gaming sector gets respite as regulator ends approval freeze

China's gaming regulator on Monday granted publishing licenses to 45 games belonging to the likes of Baidu and XD Inc's "Party Star".

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Microsoft s Office apps called out by Beijing in latest crackdown on user data privacy violations

China has called out 291 smartphone apps, including those under Microsoft ’s popular Office suite, for misleading or infringing on user privacy, as regulatory authorities intensified the crackdown on how tech companies collect data. Software giant Microsoft’s Word, Excel and PowerPoint were among the apps that made mandatory, frequent or excessive requests for user permissions, according to a notice posted.

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