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- Huiyan Yang and family, 39, Country Garden. Net worth: $33.1 billion. Topping the list again this year is 39-year-old Huiyan Yang and her family. Also considered Asia's richest woman, Yang is the majority shareholder of Country Garden, a property development company founded by her farmer father, Guoqiang Yang, in Guangdong in 1992.
- Zetian Zhang, 27, JD.com. Net worth: $23.5 billion. Zetian Zhang, 27, and her husband Qiangdong Liu, 41, saw their combined wealth surge 111% to $23.5 billion in 2020 largely thanks to the meteoric growth of Liu's e-commerce company JD.com.
- Hao Yan, 34, Pacific Construction Group. Net worth: $21.3 billion. Hao Yan, 34, is the chairman of Xinjiang-headquartered construction company Pacific Construction Group, the company founded by his father, CEO JieHe Yan in 1986.
- Yiming Zhang, 37, ByteDance. Net worth: $16.2 billion. 37-year-old Yiming Zhang is the co-founder and CEO of ByteDance, the Chinese internet company behind video sharing platform TikTok.
Li Xiang is the founder and CEO of Beijing-based electric vehicle maker Li Auto, which listed on Nasdaq in July 2020. The company is known for extended-range EVs, which have gas-powered engines ...
- A Rebel by Any Other Name
- A Serial Entrepreneur Riddled with Setbacks
- A Winding Road to Success
- Challenges to Overcome
- Bigger Dreams Ahead
Born in 1981, Li is a serial entrepreneur. Besides Li Auto, he also has another listed company already under his belt—Autohome(NASDAQ: ATHM), an online platform for automobile-related sales. Li Auto, his newest project, is the first EV maker in China to specialize in extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs), namely, hybrid cars that can be operated...
Li’s first company was a website specializing in IT products named Pcpop.com, which arose from a desire to prove himself after dropping out of school. “My teachers and relatives thought I was good for nothing because my academic performance was poor, so I started a personal website to avoid being looked down on,” Li stated on his public microblogWe...
In an important foreshadow, Nio’s founder, Li Bin, sought out Li Xiang to become a co-founder of the EV firm in 2014. Fearing strategic differences, Li Xiang turned Li down but invested USD 15 million in Nio (NYSE: NIO) as one of its founding investors. In 2015, Li resigned from Autohome’s presidencyto pursue his next dream, and he set up Chehejia,...
Yet, Li Auto’s listing is just one milestone in a difficult journey ahead. Li Auto has not been profitable since its inception, and the competition in the market is intense with home-grown players like Nio, Geely Auto, Xpeng, and Berkshire-backed BYD. Industry pioneer Tesla and traditional automakers like Volkswagon and BMW are also ferociously thr...
Perhaps wary of his unhappy struggles controlling Autohome’s direction previously, Li retains 21% of Li Auto and 72.7% of the total voting rights after the IPO. Clearly, he is determined to be the one steering Li Auto ahead, but yet, he remains modest about his leadership skills. “To become the best leader […] I have only just started [as of 2018] ...
Apr 18, 2012 · Xiang Li, a Chinese national, was sentenced to 144 months in federal prison June 11 for conspiracy to commit wire fraud and criminal copyright infringement. Li operated a website used to distribute more than $100 million worth of pirated software around the world.
Xiang Li (hacker) Xiang Li ( Chinese: 李翔) is a Chinese computer hacker. He is serving a twelve-year sentence in federal prison in the United States. [1] [2]
Jul 31, 2020 · Li Xiang, founder of Beijing-based EV startup Li Auto, saw shares of his company surge almost 50% following its Thursday debut on the Nasdaq NDAQ +0.3%. Li Auto raised $1.1 billion by selling 95 ...
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