Caijing
When Hu Shuli was asked in 1998 to set up what has become China's premier business publication, she wrote on a piece of paper the salaries she intended to pay her reporters – three times that of journalists at the People's Daily.
When one went to his first news conference and refused to accept a red packet full of cash, it became front-page news. No one …
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