China’s busy IPO season creates a new crop of billionaires in first half

China’s busy IPO season creates a new crop of billionaires in first half

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Zhong Shanshan, whose schooling was interrupted during China’s cultural revolution, worked in construction, as a reporter and in the bottled-water business. Today, he’s worth $17 billion after his drug company went public in April and the shares surged 26-fold.

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