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Last weekend  around 10 plain-clothes police officers escorted Gui Minhai from a train traveling from Chinaâs eastern coastal city of Ningbo to Beijing  his daughter Angela Gui told Hong Kongâs South China Morning Post Monday.
Gui Minhaiâ a naturalized Swedish citizen â was traveling with two Swedish diplomats when he was detained  his daughter said.
In a statement issued to multiple outlets  Swedenâs foreign minister Margot WallstrÃ¶m said that her government had âdetailed knowledgeâ of Gui Minhai âs arrest and had summoned Chinaâs ambassador.
 The 2015 disappearance of Gui Minhai and four other Hong Kong-based publishers and booksellers â who sold books banned on the mainland â provoked consternation in the semi-autonomous territory  where many regarded it as an incursion into Hong Kongâs sovereignty . The five later appeared in Chinese custody and gave statements saying  they  had gone to the mainland voluntarily.
Angela Gui told the New York Times that her father  who China formally released from detention last October  had been living in Nigbo and was required to report regularly to Chinese authorities.  Gui Minhai  was reportedly en route to Beijingâs Swedish Embassy for a medical examination when police boarded the train and ushered him away.
Publisher Imprisoned by China in 2015 Disappears Again

Mario Gabelli says the animal spirits in the markets  awakened by tax reform and strong corporate profits  are creating a new wave of merger activity and opportunities for investors.
 Gabelli  says  he 's a buyer of General Electric shares after  their  recent pullback  based on  its  industrial business. GE shares are up 1.5 percent on Monday.  He  said  his  firm is just starting to buy.
Live entertainment is an opportunity for investors   Gabelli  said  saying  he  likes Liberty Braves (which is Liberty Media Corp. Series C)  and Madison Square Garden.
 He  owns shares of casino operators Wynn and MGM and says  he  would continue to hold Wynn even without  its  CEO  Steve Wynn  at the helm. Wynn shares are plunging  down another 8.7 percent on Monday  after the chief executive was accused of sexual misconduct over a number of years. MGM's stock is up 2.2 percent.
 Gabelli  also said oil services companies are well-positioned  saying  he  is adding to  his  holdings of Halliburton and buying shares of a smaller Minneapolis-area fracking company called Twin Disc  sending  its  shares up 14 percent in midday trading Monday.
 Gabelli  said  "I'm still very optimistic as I generally am over the next six to nine months."  He  says  he  doesn't believe the market is overheated at the moment.
"It's not like 1999 when doctors were looking at the quote machines while they were operating "  Gabelli  said. "You're seeing a flow of funds. Is it too much? Not yet."
Gabelli : merger activity makes him optimistic about markets

Sen. Elizabeth Warren  forgot momentarily that  she  hated the GOP tax bill with every fiber of  her  being during an interview  but quickly remembered that  she âs a hard line Democrat and that the GOP tax bill is bad despite the benefits to  her  constituents  she  had just praised.
According to the Washington Examiner  Fox News host Bret Baier was speaking with  Warren  on  his  show Wednesday and asked  her  if  she  would repeal the tax law the GOP had passed if  she  and  her  Democrat colleagues took over after the midterms.
âWhat we have to do is change it â  Warren  said. âYou got to take out the parts that are giant giveaways to big corporations that right now the Republicans plan for hard-working families to eventually pay for it.â
Baier then brought up the fact that Eversource  a power company in  Warren âs state of Massachusetts  is reducing rates to their customers  thanks to the tax cuts to corporations.
âAnd good for them. Iâm delighted to hear that â said  Warren .
 Warren   however  quickly snapped back into  her  role as an anti-Republican die-hard.
âIt is $1.5 trillion the Republicans gave away to billionaires and to giant corporations â  Warren  said. âAnd they expect hardworking families to just pick up the ticket on that. I want those breaks to go directly to hardworking families. Not to a bunch of rich folks.â
How  Warren  squares that comment with the news that a power company is lightening the burden on working-class families thanks to tax cuts allowing them to do so is anyoneâs guess. You would think the easing of payments toward the people she is claiming to look after would spark some sort of affinity for the tax cuts.

Elizabeth Warren Praises the GOP Tax Cuts Then Remembers She 's a Democrat