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[unable to retrieve full-text content]Cheng Xue, the vice-chairwoman of Foshan Haitian Flavouring, has displaced dozens of technology executives as China’s highest-paid corporate chieftain, according to the inaugural Hurun China Richest Professional Managers 2021 report.The personal wealth of Cheng, 50, is estimated at 65 billion yuan (US billion), due to her 9 per cent stake in Haitian according to Forbes, which quadrupled in value since its 2014 initial public offering in Shanghai. Cheng is also at the apex of a growing legion…
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[unable to retrieve full-text content][unable to retrieve full-text content]Cheng Xue, the vice-chairwoman of Foshan Haitian Flavouring, has displaced dozens of technology executives as China’s highest-paid corporate chieftain, according to the inaugural Hurun China Richest Professional Managers 2021 report.The personal wealth of Cheng, 50, is estimated at 65 billion yuan (US billion), due to her 9 per cent stake in Haitian according to Forbes, which quadrupled in value since its 2014 initial public offering in Shanghai. Cheng is also at the apex of a growing legion…
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Cheng Xue, the vice-chairwoman of Foshan Haitian Flavouring, has displaced dozens of technology executives as China’s highest-paid corporate chieftain, according to the inaugural Hurun China Richest Professional Managers 2021 report.The personal wealth of Cheng, 50, is estimated at 65 billion yuan (US$10 billion), due to her 9 per cent stake in Haitian according to Forbes, which quadrupled in value since its 2014 initial public offering in Shanghai. Cheng is also at the apex of a growing legion…