May 17, 2014 12:26 AM

Corruption Clampdown on CNPC Nets Two More Executives

By staff reporters Huang Kaixi and He Chunmei

Bo Qiliang

(Beijing) – Chinese authorities have detained two more executives at the country's largest oil producer China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC), amid a series of corruption inquiries which have rocked the company in the past year.

Caixin learned from various sources that Bo Qiliang, vice president of the listed subsidiary PetroChina, has been put under investigation by related authorities, together with his secretary.

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