Senior officers receive a pittance compared with the bosses of state-owned enterprises.
In the past, politicians and bosses of state-owned companies were content to sweep any nastiness under the carpet, confident that they would not have to answer for it.
It has long held controlling stakes in 28 of India's 79 commercial banks, and it is not afraid to use the clout that ownership affords.On November 4th the finance minister called the bosses of state-owned banks in for a chat.
But Mr Li clearly meant it seriously, as a warning to officials and bosses of state-owned enterprises not to obstruct reforms.In this section Go slow The power of fish Particulates matter Comprehensive education ReprintsMany will have got that message already from a vigorous anti-corruption campaign, which began more than two years ago and, unlike the economy, shows no sign of a slowdown.
Then, of the 300 or so passengers on board the Coconut Fragrance Princess, only about 100 were "ordinary tourists," mostly the bosses of state-owned or private companies from Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, Shandong, Shanxi, Liaoning and Jiangsu Provinces, and Beijing and Chongqing, Chu Tianjin reported.
The idea was that the Chinese makers would by now have learned the knack of producing world-beating cars, and presumably be in a position to dump their foreign brides.One reason this has not happened, explains Mr Anderson, is that the bosses of state-owned Chinese firms treat their jobs as stepping stones to higher political office, moving on to a senior party role after five years or so.
On Friday morning, the bosses of state-owned France Télévisions, which controls France 2, offered their sincere apologies via a press release, citing an "error of judgment" which arose due to what was described as the event's "unique circumstances".
Not under political pressure, says the new boss of state television.
Peace will not, however, bring back García's father, Juan Manuel – the provincial boss of state telephone company Telefónica.
