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Billionaire Boss Of China Evergrande Under "Residential Surveillance"
The billionaire boss of beleaguered Chinese property developer China Evergrande is being held by police, a report said Wednesday, as the debt-ridden company grapples with severe financial difficulties.
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Chinese Billionaire Hui Ka Yan Loses 93% Of His Wealth: Report
Hui Ka Yan, the Chairman of China Evergrande Group was once worth $42 billion, which made him Asia's second-richest person. However, his wealth has declined to $3 billion.
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China Tells Evergrande Boss To Pay Debts With Own Cash: Report
Chinese authorities have told Evergrande founder Xu Jiayin, once the country's richest man, to use his personal wealth to alleviate the embattled company's debt crisis, according to media reports.
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He Was China's "Self-Made" Richest Man. Then Evergrande Collapsed
From rural poverty to real-estate billions, the fortunes of Xu Jiayin mirrored China's runaway economic growth for much of the past two decades -- but now he is battling to save his Evergrande conglomerate from a quagmire of debt.
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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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China's Richest Man Built Fortune Even As Debt Mountain Climbed
Named the richest man in China on Thursday with a net worth of $43 billion, property tycoon Xu Jiayin is likened by some media to Donald Trump, having built his fortune on a real estate business that has blossomed under a mountain of debt.
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Billionaire Boss Of China Evergrande Under "Residential Surveillance"
The billionaire boss of beleaguered Chinese property developer China Evergrande is being held by police, a report said Wednesday, as the debt-ridden company grapples with severe financial difficulties.
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Chinese Billionaire Hui Ka Yan Loses 93% Of His Wealth: Report
Hui Ka Yan, the Chairman of China Evergrande Group was once worth $42 billion, which made him Asia's second-richest person. However, his wealth has declined to $3 billion.
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China Tells Evergrande Boss To Pay Debts With Own Cash: Report
Chinese authorities have told Evergrande founder Xu Jiayin, once the country's richest man, to use his personal wealth to alleviate the embattled company's debt crisis, according to media reports.
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He Was China's "Self-Made" Richest Man. Then Evergrande Collapsed
From rural poverty to real-estate billions, the fortunes of Xu Jiayin mirrored China's runaway economic growth for much of the past two decades -- but now he is battling to save his Evergrande conglomerate from a quagmire of debt.
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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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China's Richest Man Built Fortune Even As Debt Mountain Climbed
Named the richest man in China on Thursday with a net worth of $43 billion, property tycoon Xu Jiayin is likened by some media to Donald Trump, having built his fortune on a real estate business that has blossomed under a mountain of debt.
