Chinese authorities are hiding government pages, ship movements and even bus schedules from prying foreign eyes. They’re confident overseas funds will keep flowing in even with less access to information. That’s only half-right, says petesweeneypro
Young entrepreneurs look at their computers at a resting area inside the University Students Venture Park, in Shanghai, China, July 29, 2015.
The University Students Venture Park in northern Shanghai was designed as an incubator for college students considering a startup. The lobby is decked out in a sunny palette and garnished with inspiring slogans about creativity; outside a large sign reads"Dream Community". Picture taken July 29, 2015. To match INSIGHT CHINA-ENTREPRENEURS/ REUTERS/Aly Song - GF10000241676
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