“京城国企第一贪”被判死缓，沦为“一霸手”大肆向民企索贿

Group 1 - Li Aiqing, former chairman of Beijing Capital Group, was sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve for bribery and abuse of power, marking a significant case in the capital's corporate governance [1][6][7] - The total amount of bribes Li Aiqing received exceeded 200 million yuan, making it the largest bribery case uncovered by the Beijing Supervisory Commission since the reform of the supervisory system [7][8] - Li Aiqing held leadership positions in major state-owned enterprises in Beijing for 18 years, significantly impacting the local economy and governance [4][5][6] Group 2 - The Beijing State-owned Assets Management Company, where Li served as chairman, is a key player in managing and operating government assets, with a focus on capital operation and investment [5][6] - Beijing Capital Group, another major enterprise under Li's leadership, specializes in environmental protection, real estate, infrastructure, and financial services, boasting total assets exceeding 400 billion yuan by the end of 2020 [5][6] - Li's actions led to significant losses for state-owned assets, highlighting the risks associated with concentrated power in state-owned enterprises [6][7]