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title: "It is reported that several senior executives of NetEase have been taken away for investigation, and the case is under investigation"
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description: "NetEase responded to recent rumors about several executives being taken away for investigation due to corruption issues, emphasizing that the company has been engaged in anti-corruption efforts, and the case is still under investigation, with specific details not convenient to disclose. NetEase also denied rumors regarding money laundering and has reported the matter to the police. The general manager of NetEase's gaming marketing department, who has led the marketing of several popular mobile games, has recently been reported to have been taken away for investigation"
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# It is reported that several senior executives of NetEase have been taken away for investigation, and the case is under investigation

On November 8th, in response to recent rumors circulating about NetEase executives being taken away due to corruption issues, NetEase officially stated: NetEase has always been resolute in its anti-corruption efforts and has never wavered. Given that the relevant cases are still under investigation, specific details are not suitable for public disclosure at this time. NetEase promises to inform the public when the case reaches an appropriate stage. Additionally, regarding the false rumors circulating online about NetEase's involvement in money laundering, NetEase has clearly stated that these messages are purely fabricated and has begun to arrange for police reporting.

According to public information, the general manager of NetEase's game marketing department, Xiang Mou, completed his undergraduate studies at Fudan University in 2008 and joined the NetEase family in 2013. Throughout his career, Xiang Mou has led the marketing efforts for several popular mobile games, including "Knives Out Plus," "Minecraft," and "Onmyoji Arena," showcasing his deep experience and outstanding talent in the field of game marketing. However, recent reports indicate that Xiang Mou has been taken away for investigation

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