Design corporate governance structures carefully
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Chinese enterprises should continue to improve their corporate governance structures to guard shareholders' interests.
The importance of adapting corporate governance structures to international best practice standards bubbles to the surface once again in light of the most recent twist in the Gome Electrical Appliances (Gome) power struggle between jailed founder and single largest shareholder Huang Guangyu and current Gome chairman Chen Xiao.
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