China's internet giant Tencent Holdings fired more than 100 employees who allegedly were involved in some 60 corruption cases uncovered by internal anti-graft probes since the fourth quarter of 2019, the company reported Tuesday.
Most embezzlement and bribery linked to video-sharing, game and cloud services
Tencent has passed cases involving more than 40 people on to police and blacklisted 37 companies since the fourth quarter of 2019. © Reuters
China's internet giant Tencent Holdings fired more than 100 employees who allegedly were involved in some 60 corruption cases uncovered by internal anti-graft probes since the fourth quarter of 2019, the company reported Tuesday.