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Tony Pua: Cancel all dealings with Chinese firm
- Published on 24 November 2014 15:15
The government has been urged to cancel all dealings with Chinese-owned firm CAA Resources within the country after the company’s executive director admitted in a New York Times article to corrupt business practices in Malaysia.
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corrupt business practices in Malaysia? all know, but should include all receivers and givers of corrupt money.. i.e. all politicians, businessman and etc
2014-11-26 10:43