cawsby [he/him] to news • 3 years agoThe chairman of Evergrande has pledged his luxury properties in Hong Kong and is selling art and calligraphy to pay company debtsexternal-linkmessage-square24 fedilinkarrow-up189file-text
arrow-up189external-linkThe chairman of Evergrande has pledged his luxury properties in Hong Kong and is selling art and calligraphy to pay company debtscawsby [he/him] to news • 3 years agomessage-square24 Commentsfedilinkfile-text
minus-squareMizokon [none/use name]hexbear12·edit-23 years ago Chinese authorities have told Evergrande chairman Hui Ka Yan, 63, to use some of his personal wealth to help pay bondholders "told". I don't think same will happen if U.S politicians "told" CEOs to sell assets. link
"told". I don't think same will happen if U.S politicians "told" CEOs to sell assets.