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Jiang Jiemin
The head of a cabinet agency overseeing the 100 largest state-owned enterprises is caught up in a corruption probe. Jiang Jiemin, director of the state-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and the former chairman of the country's biggest oil company, is suspected of "serious discipline violations". Jiang was appointed to the cabinet-level post in March and was previously chairman of CNPC.
 
Sin Chung-kai
Lawmaker Sin Chung-kai took six overseas junkets paid for by Microsoft's Hong Kong branch when he was an IT sector legislator. Sin, who represents Hong Kong Island, said: "Lawmakers have to keep abreast of global trends," but added, "I have no decision-making power that can affect Microsoft in the legislature".
 
Roger Federer
Tennis ace Roger Federer was bundled out of the US Open in a shock fourth-round loss to 19th-seeded Tommy Robredo. The master of understatement, Federer said: "It's been a difficult last three months. My consistency is just not quite there." It's the first season since 2002 that he has not reached at least one final of the four grand slams.


A Bad Week for ..., September 8, 2013

Jiang Jiemin

Opinion

The head of a cabinet agency overseeing the 100 largest state-owned enterprises is caught up in a corruption probe. Jiang Jiemin, director of the state-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and the former chairman of the country's biggest oil company, is suspected of "serious discipline violations". Jiang was appointed to the cabinet-level post in March and was previously chairman of CNPC.
