A Chinese court on Friday ruled in a major fraud case involving more than 2.7 billion yuan ($391 million) in loans secured with fake gold, ordering the seizure of overseas assets from those involved.
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A Chinese court on Friday ruled in a major fraud case involving more than 2.7 billion yuan ($391 million) in loans secured with fake gold, ordering the seizure of overseas assets from those involved.

A Chinese court on Friday ruled in a major fraud case involving more than 2.7 billion yuan ($391 million) in loans secured with fake gold, ordering the seizure of overseas assets from those involved.

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