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Tencent Chief Blasts Managers Over "Corruption" Issues In Fiery Townhall
In a rare show of frustration, Pony Ma said at a year-end meeting with staff on Dec. 15 that internal reviews this year had exposed unspecified corruption within Asia's biggest social media and gaming company, the sources said.
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Tencent Posts Slowest-Ever Sale Rise in Q4, Regulation Impact Set to Ease
Tencent revenue grew just 8 percent in the fourth quarter, the slowest pace since it went public in 2004, reflecting regulatory scrutiny that has hurt both its gaming business and advertising sales.
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Tencent CEO Pony Ma Said to Meet China Antitrust Officials as Scrutiny Widens
Pony Ma, the reticent founder of Tencent Holdings, China's biggest social media and video games company, met with China's antitrust watchdog officials this month to discuss compliance at his group, two people with direct knowledge said.
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Tencent's Pony Ma Looks For Growth After China Threat Erases $170 Billion
Beijing's clampdown on its most powerful internet firms is clouding the prospects for Tencent Holdings Ltd. and its $120 billion financial services operation just as it's casting around for new sources of growth.
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Jack Ma Dethroned as China's Richest by Tencent's Pony Ma
Tencent Holdings’ $40 billion surge this week and the recent ascent of Pinduoduo have reshuffled the ranking of China’s richest people.
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Alibaba's Jack Ma Is No Longer China's Richest Person. Who Replaced Him
The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the digitization of the workplace and changed consumers' habits, boosting shares of many internet companies.
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Jack Ma No Longer China's Richest Man As Real Estate Owner Overtakes Him
The owner of a real estate company has become the richest person in China with a $36.7 billion net worth, overtaking Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma, it was reported today. Evergrande Group owner Xu Jiayin's fortune of about $42.5 billion put him ahead of Jack Ma ($35.4 billion) and Tencent founder Pony Ma Huateng ($35.3 billion), reported the Efe news.
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WeChat Crosses 1-Billion Monthly Active Users Mark, Says CEO
"WeChat's worldwide monthly active users have surpassed the critical one billion mark," CEO Pony Ma said Monday.
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Move Over Jack Ma: Pony Ma Takes The Lead In Race To Be China's Richest Man
Jack Ma, the charismatic head of the Alibaba e-commerce platform, might hog the limelight. But a darker horse has just overtaken him in the race to be China's richest man.
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Tencent To Donate 2% Of Profit As Chinese Online Charity Grows
Chinese billionaire Pony Ma Huateng, the founder of internet group Tencent, on Friday said his company would donate 2 per cent of its annual profit to charity and flagged growth in the use of mobile internet in China's philanthropy sector.
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China's Internet Mogul Pony Ma Donates Donates $2 Billion To Charity
The founder of China's Internet giant Tencent will donate $2 billion in shares to charity, the company said -- one of the largest gifts ever given in a country whose new super-rich have no tradition of philanthropy.
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Tencent Chief Blasts Managers Over "Corruption" Issues In Fiery Townhall
In a rare show of frustration, Pony Ma said at a year-end meeting with staff on Dec. 15 that internal reviews this year had exposed unspecified corruption within Asia's biggest social media and gaming company, the sources said.
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Tencent Posts Slowest-Ever Sale Rise in Q4, Regulation Impact Set to Ease
Tencent revenue grew just 8 percent in the fourth quarter, the slowest pace since it went public in 2004, reflecting regulatory scrutiny that has hurt both its gaming business and advertising sales.
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Tencent CEO Pony Ma Said to Meet China Antitrust Officials as Scrutiny Widens
Pony Ma, the reticent founder of Tencent Holdings, China's biggest social media and video games company, met with China's antitrust watchdog officials this month to discuss compliance at his group, two people with direct knowledge said.
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Tencent's Pony Ma Looks For Growth After China Threat Erases $170 Billion
Beijing's clampdown on its most powerful internet firms is clouding the prospects for Tencent Holdings Ltd. and its $120 billion financial services operation just as it's casting around for new sources of growth.
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Jack Ma Dethroned as China's Richest by Tencent's Pony Ma
Tencent Holdings’ $40 billion surge this week and the recent ascent of Pinduoduo have reshuffled the ranking of China’s richest people.
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Alibaba's Jack Ma Is No Longer China's Richest Person. Who Replaced Him
The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the digitization of the workplace and changed consumers' habits, boosting shares of many internet companies.
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Jack Ma No Longer China's Richest Man As Real Estate Owner Overtakes Him
The owner of a real estate company has become the richest person in China with a $36.7 billion net worth, overtaking Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma, it was reported today. Evergrande Group owner Xu Jiayin's fortune of about $42.5 billion put him ahead of Jack Ma ($35.4 billion) and Tencent founder Pony Ma Huateng ($35.3 billion), reported the Efe news.
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WeChat Crosses 1-Billion Monthly Active Users Mark, Says CEO
"WeChat's worldwide monthly active users have surpassed the critical one billion mark," CEO Pony Ma said Monday.
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Move Over Jack Ma: Pony Ma Takes The Lead In Race To Be China's Richest Man
Jack Ma, the charismatic head of the Alibaba e-commerce platform, might hog the limelight. But a darker horse has just overtaken him in the race to be China's richest man.
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Tencent To Donate 2% Of Profit As Chinese Online Charity Grows
Chinese billionaire Pony Ma Huateng, the founder of internet group Tencent, on Friday said his company would donate 2 per cent of its annual profit to charity and flagged growth in the use of mobile internet in China's philanthropy sector.
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China's Internet Mogul Pony Ma Donates Donates $2 Billion To Charity
The founder of China's Internet giant Tencent will donate $2 billion in shares to charity, the company said -- one of the largest gifts ever given in a country whose new super-rich have no tradition of philanthropy.
