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A woman in China was recently arrested for running an alleged wage scam with her husband wherein she took up 16 simultaneous jobs to earn a salary without ever lifting a finger. Justice strikes: The woman, who was identified by the pseudonym Guan Yue, was arrested during a job interview in Hangzhou province, according to a local report published on Aug. 30. Together with her husband, Chen Qiang, who is accused of serving as a lookout for other opportunities, the couple reportedly amassed a fortune big enough to buy a villa in Baoshan, Shanghai, in just three years.

The wage scam couple managed to save up enough money from the 16 jobs in three years to buy a villa in Shanghai

BEIJING (Reuters) -Chinese consumers stayed away from sea food stalls and rushed to stock up on salt following Beijing's condemnation of Japan's release on Thursday of treated radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant. During the past few weeks, China's state media and government officials repeatedly criticised the plan, saying the Japanese government had not proved that the water discharged would be safe, emphasising its danger to neighbouring countries. Hours after Japan went ahead with the release, China issued a blanket ban on all aq...

ANN/CHINA DAILY – In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Shanghai set its sights on strengthening the growth of its cruise industry of becoming a world-renowned hub by year 2035. Projections from the Cruise Lines International Association indicate that passenger traffic for the upcoming year is poised to surpass the levels observed in 2019. Furthermore, […]

A woman in China who fraudulently juggled separate jobs with 16 different companies simultaneously, amassing enough cash to buy a villa in Shanghai, was arrested during a job interview