Asian tycoons and their conglomerates tend to have the same repeating pattern. This concept sequence outlines what business expertise looks like in messy, developing countries with little-to-no rule-of-law.
Asian tycoons and their conglomerates tend to have the same repeating pattern. This concept sequence outlines what business expertise looks like in messy, developing countries with little-to-no rule-of-law.
The world class deal that led Kwek Hong Png to get his own Singaporean skyscraper — for cheap.
How Macau’s king of gambling cut his teeth as a 20-something tycoon during World War II.
The long story of how Stanley Ho became the gambling king of Macau.
What happened when the son of B.C. Lee — founder of Samsung — had to atone for the corruption of his father’s past.
What it’s like doing activist investing where there’s little rule of law.