CEO of China Mobile subsidiary held for questioning

By Yan Pei
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CEO of China Mobile subsidiary held for questioning

中移动子公司CEO叶兵落马

 

Chinese authorities have detained the head of China Mobile's data service subsidiary for questioning, though no details were given regarding the substance of the investigation, the 21st Century Business Herald reported Thursday, citing company insiders.

ASPire Holdings CEO Ye Bing's detention adds yet another senior executive to the list of casualties of the telecom operator's recent anti-corruption initiative.

Last Tuesday, China Mobile confirmed Ma Li, deputy general manager of its data department, had been taken away by authorities for investigation on suspicion of "seriously violating discipline".

Geng Xuefeng, deputy director of China Mobile's terminal department, is taking temporary charge of ASPire Holdings.

In 2004, Ye took the post as general manager of China Mobile's data department. He later moved to work with China Mobile subsidiaries, first as CEO of 139 Mobile Internet Co. in 2007 and later as CEO of ASPire Holdings in 2008, after China Mobile decided to create an internet-service unit in ASPire Technologies.

Since the exposure of a corruption case at Sichuan Wireless Music Base (SWMB), China Mobile has seen a number of high-profile executives implicated and arrested by authorities, including former general manager of SWMB Li Xiangdong, former general manager of Sichuan Mobile Li Hua and former general manager of Chongqing Mobile Shen Changfu.

 

据21世纪经济报道称,中国移动旗下数据业务子公司卓望控股的CEO叶兵已于近日被带走协助调查,案件性质尚不明了。

叶兵成为中移动内部反腐风暴中被卷入的又一高管。

上周二中国移动相关负责人向记者证实,中国移动数据部副总经理马力涉嫌严重违纪,正在接受组织调查。


目前代理叶兵职位的是中国移动终端部副部长耿学峰。

2004年叶兵出任中国移动数据部部长。之后叶兵进入中移动下属子公司任职,2007年出任139移动互联公司CEO。2008年,中移动决定在卓望旗下设立专注于互联网的子公司,叶兵出任卓望控股CEO。

自四川音乐基地腐败案爆出后,中国移动四川无线音乐基地原总经理李向东、四川移动原总经理李华以及重庆移动原总经理沈长富均已被双规。

China's business press carried the story above on Thursday.

 

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