An employee walks past oil tanks at a Sinopec refinery in Wuhan, Hubei province. China aims to expand Communist Party leadership and governance in state firms at the same time. Photo: Reuters An employee walks past oil tanks at a Sinopec refinery in Wuhan, Hubei province. China aims to expand Communist Party leadership and governance in state firms at the same time. Photo: Reuters
An employee walks past oil tanks at a Sinopec refinery in Wuhan, Hubei province. China aims to expand Communist Party leadership and governance in state firms at the same time. Photo: Reuters
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Contradictory goals at core of China's overhaul of state firms, analysts say

Nectar Gan
Nectar Gan

Updated: 12:18am, 9 Sep, 2015

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An employee walks past oil tanks at a Sinopec refinery in Wuhan, Hubei province. China aims to expand Communist Party leadership and governance in state firms at the same time. Photo: Reuters An employee walks past oil tanks at a Sinopec refinery in Wuhan, Hubei province. China aims to expand Communist Party leadership and governance in state firms at the same time. Photo: Reuters
An employee walks past oil tanks at a Sinopec refinery in Wuhan, Hubei province. China aims to expand Communist Party leadership and governance in state firms at the same time. Photo: Reuters
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