BEIJING (Reuters) - The former general manager of China's state-owned Sinochem Group Cai Xiyou will be prosecuted after an investigation found he was suspected of having taken bribes, the country's anti-graft panel said on Thursday. Before moving to Sinochem, Cai was senior vice president of Sinopec Corp. (Reporting by Beijing Monitoring Desk; Editing by Clarence Fernandez)
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