The first trial of the kidnapping and murder case of Filipino Chinese businessman Guo Congyuan has commenced, with the number of suspects increasing to ten, most of whom are Chinese.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) of the Philippines held its first court hearing on the kidnapping and murder case involving Chinese businessman Guo Congyuan. The three defendants appeared in court for the first time, namely Richard Austria and Reymart Catequista from the Philippines, and David Tan L

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Philippine Chinese businessman Guo Congyuan kidnapped and murdered! Despite the family paying three ransoms totaling $29 million, they could not escape the tragic fate.

The well-known Chinese expatriate leader in the Philippines, dubbed the "Steel King," Anson Que, and his driver were kidnapped on the 29th of last month. The family paid a total of 210 million pesos (about 29 million Hong Kong dollars) in ransom in three installments, yet both were still brutally m

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Philippines Cracks Down on POGO: Will Chinese Businesses Transform or Flee?

In recent years, the Philippines has intensified its crackdown on POGOs. With the raid on the RCBC building, the industry is on tenterhooks. Can Chinese businessmen still operate safely? This raid targeted one of the top buildings.This incident not only put the spotlight on the RCBC building but als

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Chinese businessman almost robbed by motorcycle gang! Security indifferent! Suspected of specifically targeting Chinese.

An attempted robbery occurred near a well-known mall in Pasay City, Metro Manila. A Chinese businessman surnamed Ke revealed that he was almost robbed by suspects resembling "motorcycle villains" after hosting a dinner for relatives and friends.Mr. Ke mentioned that he held a party at a large buffet

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