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International investors will find investing in China harder given the censorship of respected business news, and the state-fueled rise of communist nationalism.
With Censorship and Nationalism, Beijing Puts International Investors in Tight Spot
Beijing is censoring unbiased business news while promoting anti-West bloggers
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Chinese journalists work on their computers during the G20 meeting in Chengdu, in western China's Sichuan Province on July 23, 2016. Observers say that the digitalization of journalism and the emergence of social media have done little to increase press freedom in China, as Chinese regime rapidly moved to impose censorship on new platforms. Fred Dufour/AFP/Getty Images
By Anders Corr
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