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Jiang Jiemin is a Chinese economic official who was, until September 2013, head of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) of the State Council. He is also the former Chairman of PetroChina and ex-General Manager of China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC). He previously served as Vice-Governor of Qinghai Province. In September it was announced that he was under investigation by China's Communist Party for "suspected serious disciplinary violations".
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Jiang Jiemin is a Chinese economic official who was, until September 2013, head of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) of the State Council. He is also the former Chairman of PetroChina and ex-General Manager of China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC). He previously served as Vice-Governor of Qinghai Province. In September it was announced that he was under investigation by China's Communist Party for "suspected serious disciplinary violations".
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Jiang Jiemin, the head of the country's biggest oil and gas producer, has been picked to lead a ministry-level agency that oversees about 70 trillion yuan (HK$87 trillion) of non-financial state assets.
Jiang Jiemin , the latest in a string of top mainland officials detained for corruption investigations, was last year questioned by party officials in relation to a Ferrari crash in Beijing, though the cases appear unrelated.
Jiang Jiemin , the latest in a string of top mainland officials detained for corruption investigations, was last year questioned by party officials in relation to a Ferrari crash in Beijing, though the cases appear unrelated.
An anti-corruption drive is sweeping China. As soon as Bo Xilai's trial ended on August 26, news broke of trouble brewing at China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), one of the nation's biggest state-owned enterprises and parent company of the Hong Kong-listed PetroChina.
An anti-corruption drive is sweeping China. As soon as Bo Xilai's trial ended on August 26, news broke of trouble brewing at China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), one of the nation's biggest state-owned enterprises and parent company of the Hong Kong-listed PetroChina.
Deputy Public Security Minister Meng Hongwei will double up as head of the new China Coast Guard, designed to bring the nation's patchwork of maritime law enforcement agencies under a single roof amid ongoing territorial disputes with neighbouring countries.
Deputy Public Security Minister Meng Hongwei will double up as head of the new China Coast Guard, designed to bring the nation's patchwork of maritime law enforcement agencies under a single roof amid ongoing territorial disputes with neighbouring countries.
In the corridors of power at state-owned enterprises you will hear two new buzzwords these days - bao shi and cao zuo. Bao, meaning guarantee, and shi (10) refer to the 10 per cent profit growth target set by the state-owned Asset Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) for state-owned enterprises.
In the corridors of power at state-owned enterprises you will hear two new buzzwords these days - bao shi and cao zuo. Bao, meaning guarantee, and shi (10) refer to the 10 per cent profit growth target set by the state-owned Asset Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) for state-owned enterprises.