AsiaOne | Businessman, ranked among China's richest in 2007, gets 5 months' jail for passport offence AsiaOne SINGAPORE - A businessman who was ranked by Forbes as the 70th richest man in China in 2007 was sentenced to five months' jail on Thursday (Nov 3) for making use of a foreign travel document which was not issued to him. Mick Davies, who is from ... |
2016-11-04
Businessman, ranked among China's richest in 2007, gets 5 months' jail for passport offence – AsiaOne
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