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Chinese Education Tycoon Loses $15 Billion as Shares Plunge 98% Venus Feng, Bloomberg News BC-Chinese-Education-Tycoon-Loses-$15-Billion-as-Shares-Plunge-98% , Venus Feng (Bloomberg) -- Larry Chen, the former school teacher who became one of the world’s richest people, has lost his billionaire status as China cracks down on its private education sector. Chen, the founder, chairman and chief executive officer of Gaotu Techedu Inc., is now ...

A After years of squabbling over everything from soybeans and viruses to technology and Taiwan, it now looks like Beijing and Washington may be on the same page about one thing: US-listed Chinese companies. America’s most hawkish China watchers have been banging on about variable-interest entities for years. This mutant corporate structure evolved from a decades-old rule that prevents foreigners from owning various types of mainland businesses, notably in the internet sector. Foreign inv...

We have secured an exclusive interview with the head of Muddy Waters Capital. Carson Block, one of the most famous short sellers on Wall Street, is making headlines everywhere, especially in Europe...

Parks plan, which would make Chollas Creek a regional park and add 100 more acres of parks, aims to boost equity Instead of basing their analysis on the nine city council districts, the consultants broke the city up into six zones: northern, beach areas, downtown neighborhoods, eastern suburban, border and southeastern. The per-capita square footage in library branches is 0.53 square feet in the border zone, 0.56 in southeastern, 0.57 in eastern suburban, 0.60 in beach areas, 0.61 in northern a...

Consultants have found that the public library branches in the less affluent, southern parts of the city are smaller, receive less circulations and have lower numbers of overall visits. A new library funding plan may address the discrepancy.

Larry Chen, the former school teacher from a poor Chinese village who became one of the world’s richest people, is closing in on losing his billionaire status.

The Mystery of the $113 Millıon Deli https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/02/magazine/your-hometown-deli.html Credit...Illustration by Kelsey Dake The Mystery of the $113 Millıon Deli It made headlines around the world: a New Jersey sandwich shop with a soaring stock price. Was it just speculation, or something stranger? Credit...Illustration by Kelsey Dake Listen to This ArticleAudio Recording by Audm To hear more audio stories from publications like The New York Times, In a letter to his i...

GSX shares have plunged 88% since late January.

10 Tuesday AM Reads Welcome to June! (How did that happen?) Kick the month off right with our morning reads: • Unloved 60/40 Strategy Needs a Modern Makeover to Win Over Skeptics After half a century, the venerable investment allocation formula is showing some signs of age. But that doesn’t mean retail investors need to start from scratch. (Bloomberg) • Why You Should Wait Out the Wild Housing Market Pick a housing statistic at random, and it’s probably setting ...