Some of China’s Richest and Most Powerful Men Have Mysteriously Vanished (LA Times)

In recent years, dozens of senior Chinese executives have mysteriously vanished. Most are believed to have been caught up in an aggressive anti-corruption campaign that has targeted financial industry executives, government officials and the heads of state-owned companies. In many cases, the disappeared have returned. In others, they have turned up in custody or were found dead. READ MORE

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