Vietnam Jails Ex-Xuyen Viet Oil Chief, Others in Graft Crackdown

(Bloomberg) — A court in Vietnam sentenced the former director and chairwoman of Xuyen Viet Oil, Mai Thi Hong Hanh, to 30 years in jail for masterminding a scheme that caused state asset losses of at least 1.46 trillion dong ($57.6 million), and then bribing officials to cover it up.  Read More

Vietnam Jails Ex-Xuyen Viet Oil Chief, Others in Graft Crackdown

Vietnam Jails Ex-Xuyen Viet Oil Chief, Others in Graft Crackdown

Vietnam Jails Ex-Xuyen Viet Oil Chief, Others in Graft Crackdown

Vietnam Jails Ex-Xuyen Viet Oil Chief, Others in Graft Crackdown
Vietnam Jails Ex-Xuyen Viet Oil Chief, Others in Graft Crackdown
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