China's wealthiest stranger leads odd North Korea project
Yang Bin, a 39-year-old Chinese-born businessman with Dutch citizenship and a North Korean passport, rose from orchid fortunes to head a new free enterprise zone in Sinuiju. He faces tax charges in China after vowing to settle overdue taxes and was summoned by police, complicating his high profile rollout of a capitalist zone near the North Korean border with plans for global governance and a US presence.
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Magazine sues over affair seeks court costs back
London AP report says New Statesman and other magazines pursue reimbursement of legal fees after Major suit over an alleged 1980s affair with a caterer. Scallywag earlier faced action. settlements left questions about cost burden and impact on the publications.
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