BEIJING: China’s ruling Communist party said it is investigating the former boss of state-run energy giant Sinopec2 for alleged corruption - the latest figure in the oil sector to be probed.
Su Shulin is suspected of “serious disciplinary violations” - normally a euphemism for corruption - party anti-graft body the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection said on its website late Wednesday.
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