Chinese financial news site closed for 'rectification'

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Amid a wider crackdown.

Chinese financial news site closed for 'rectification'
The Chinese financial news website wallstreetcn.com said it has been shut down to undergo "rectification" amid a wider crackdown by the Chinese authorities on websites and news providers. Wallstreetcn.com announced on its official Twitter-like Weibo account on Monday night that its website and ...

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