Rough Justice For Slain Foreign Fixers In China, Malaysia The rich and powerful in Asia often rely on foreign courtiers - fixers, consultants, brokers - to get things done overseas. Only the most discreet and obsequious need apply. The rewards are immense, given the undisclosed wealth that flows to such elites. So, too, are the risks when the relationship sours. I've covered the cases of two foreign fixers, one in China, the other in Malaysia, who paid ...
Aug. 23, 2013 - Forbes
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