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- Money laundering case: Delhi court summons foreign, Indian officials of VIVOA Delhi court has summoned top executives of VIVO, including CEO Shen Wei and CFO Chen Yu Fen, in a Rs 20,241 crore money laundering case. ...
- Money laundering case: Delhi court summons foreign, Indian officials of VivoA Delhi court has summoned Vivo’s global CEO, CFO, and Vivo India CEO in a Rs 20,241 crore money laundering case. The court found sufficien...
- Vivo money laundering case: Delhi court grants bail to 3 accusedAdditional Sessions Judge Kiran Gupta granted the relief to Bhupinder Kaur, Gagandeep Singh and Weigang Wang in an order passed on May 1.
- Vivo money laundering case: Delhi HC bars interim CEO, 2 others from leaving IndiaThe Delhi High Court has instructed the accused individuals in the Vivo money laundering case not to exit the country and to provide an und...
- Vivo money laundering case: Court orders release of two arrested employeesThe Enforcement Directorate earlier this month arrested two executives - Hong Xuquan, a Chinese national and Harinder Dahiya - working for ...
- Vivo money laundering case: Delhi court extends by one day ED custody of three vivo-India executivesA Delhi court extended the custody of three vivo-India executives in connection with a money laundering case against teh Chinese smartphone...
- China to provide consular assistance to Vivo employees arrested in India"We are closely following what you mentioned. The Chinese government firmly supports Chinese companies to safeguard their lawful rights and...
- Vivo money laundering case: ED arrests 3 more officials of Chinese phone makerEnforcement Directorate made three new arrests connected to a money laundering investigation involving Chinese smartphone-maker Vivo, as pe...
- Vivo Mobile India's FY22 net loss at Rs 123 croreThe Enforcement Directorate (ED) had filed a chargesheet last week against the company alleging that it had remitted Rs 1 lakh crore outsid...
- Vivo case: Lava MD Rai, Chinese national Kuang, others sent to judicial custodyHari Om Rai, the managing director of Lava International, and Chinese national, Andrew Kuang, have been sent to judicial custody till Octob...
- India accuses China's Vivo of visa violations, siphoning off $13 billionChinese smartphone maker Vivo and its Indian affiliates are facing accusations from India's financial crime agency of employees concealing ...
- Vivo to continue with India investment, eyes expansion"We remain committed to the India market and are working to increase the production capacity of the manufacturing unit. Within this year, w...
- Companies who operate in India need to follow law of the land: MEA on Vivo caseMEA official spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said, "Companies who operate here need to follow the law of the land. Our legal authorities are ta...
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