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Russell Flannery, Forbes Staff

Seven success tips from Lululemon’s billionaire founder Chip Wilson

Entrepreneur Chip Wilson is active in real estate, private equity and philanthropy, but is still best known as the founder of apparel retailer lululemon

  • By Russell Flannery
  • Forbes Staff

Bill Gates sees China’s rise as ‘a huge win for the world’

Yet U.S. and China currently face a lose-lose mentality in their relations, billionaire tech philanthropist says

  • By Russell Flannery
  • Forbes Staff

Warren Buffett-backed BYD’s EV sales soar to monthly record

Sales of new energy vehicles at BYD, China’s top-selling electric vehicle maker, more than doubled in December.

  • By Russell Flannery
  • Forbes Staff

China skincare billionaire’s giant Biogene raises US$10 million in IPO

China is home to the world’s second-largest number of billionaires after the U.S.

  • By Russell Flannery
  • Forbes Staff

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EV sales boom boosts Warren Buffett-backed BYD

BYD is introducing three electric models at Paris Auto Show this month

  • By Russell Flannery
  • Forbes Staff

Warren Buffett-backed BYD’s EV sales soar to record

BYD sales of new energy vehicles nearly tripled in September from a year earlier

  • By Russell Flannery
  • Forbes Staff
Russian President Vladimir Putin Receives Friendship Medal In Beijing

Is China risky business?

Foreign companies doing business with China that have endured heightened risks this year.

  • By Russell Flannery
  • Forbes Staff
He Xiaopeng, Chairman of XPENG Motors, speaks during the Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC) 2018 at China National Convention Center on April 26, 2018 in Beijing, China.

XPeng chair buys as China EV maker hits record low

XPeng has lost 61% of its value from a June high

  • By Russell Flannery
  • Forbes Staff
Cars are displayed at the 'Salon Prive' event at Syon Park stately home on September 4, 2014 in London, England.

World will have nearly 40% more millionaires by 2026: Credit Suisse

North American and China led gains in 2021; low and middle income countries are expected to fare better in the next five years

  • By Russell Flannery
  • Forbes Staff
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