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Emperor Entertainment Group
'''Emperor Entertainment Group''' (EEG) is one of the largest entertainment groups in [[Hong Kong]]. It is owned by Mr. [[Albert Yeung, Sau-shing]]. It was established in January [[1999]]. Indeed, it is one of the entertainment businesses under the [[Emperor Group]]. The other two are '''Music Icon Entertainment Limited''' and '''Emperor Motion Picture Group'''.

==Introduction==

Since its inception, EEG has shown its ambition to become the largest entertainment group in Hong Kong. Many of the pop-stars among youngster nowadays in Hong Kong are artists of EEG, the most obvious examples could be [[Twins (musical group)|Twins]] and [[Joey Yung]]. In the beginning, EEG was only involved in CD and DVD publishing business. But they soon have diversified their business to movie and concert organization.

==Business==

EEG is involved in a variety of businesses, which include concert organization, CD and DVD publishing, advertisements, movies, etc.

==EEG's artists==
Here is a list of EEG's artists:
*[[Twins (musical group)|Twins]]
*[[Nicholas_Tse|Nicholas Tse Ting Fung]] (&#35613;&#38662;&#37586;)
*[[Eason Chan|Eason Chan Yik Shun]] (&#38515;&#22869;&#36805;)
*[[Joey Yung|Joey Yung JCho Yi]] (&#23481;&#31062;&#20818;)
*[[Boy'z]]
*[[Yumiko Cheng|Yumiko Cheng Hei Yi]] (&#37165;&#24076;&#24609;)
*[[Edison Chen]] (&#38515;&#20896;&#24076;)
*[[Grace Yip|Grace Yip Pui Man]] (&#33865;&#20329;&#38639;)
*[[Dave Wang|Dave Wang Jie]] (&#29579;&#20625;)
*[[Mandy Chiang|Mandy Chiang Nga Man]] (&#34083;&#38597;&#25991;)
*[[Maggie Lau|Maggie Lau Sze Wai]] (&#21129;&#24605;&#24800;)
*[[Deep Ng|Deep Ng Ho Hong]] (&#21555;&#28009;&#24247;)

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==Controversy==

EEG has long been associated with the [[Triads]].  This follows a number of attacks on their critics, including those of Joey Yung, as well various other members of the top management reportedly having links with the Triads. 

(contracted; show full)==Sources==

* Drake, Kate, 2003.  "Dirty business", Time Magazine Online.
* Ng, Dennis, 2003. "Music graft blitz", The Standard, Online Edition.

[[Category:Companies of Hong Kong]]

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