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New Chinese anticorruption watchdog begins to flex its authority to detain suspects (update*)

By Toh Han Shih ( June 29, 2017, 09:50 GMT | Insight) -- A new Chinese anticorruption agency announced last December is already beginning to exercise its new authority by detaining a suspect, in a clear signal that the agency, along with a new anticorruption law in the works, could pose increased risks for both domestic and foreign companies.A new Chinese anticorruption agency announced last December is already beginning to exercise its new authority by detaining a suspect, in a clear signal that the agency, along with a new anticorruption law in the works, could pose increased risks for both domestic and foreign companies....

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