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China's anti-corruption campaign moves into tech world

World's most valuable startup ByteDance sees second executive detained

Robots perform a dance in Yantai, Shandong province. Nearly all of China's large-scale tech companies have set up Communist party committees inside their organizations. (Xinhua photo)
COCO LIU, Nikkei staff writer | China

HONG KONG -- ByteDance, a $75 billion Chinese startup, has turned a second executive over to police in a year as part of the company's anti-bribery campaign, the latest sign that Beijing's crackdown on corruption has deepened into the technology world.

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