Raymond Kwok and Thomas Kwok have both seen their individual net worths drop over $1 billion since July 21.
reported. The ads feature the Chinese word for"violence" covered in a general prohibition sign , with"stop anger and violence in the name of love," written below. Li alone has lost $3 billion since July, according to theBillionaire real-estate developer Peter Woo wrote,"It's time to think deeply," in the Hong Kong Economic Journal on August 12, according to."Going against the extradition bill was the 'big tree' of this movement.
reported. Chearavanont is a major investor in two firms that are listed on Hong Kong's stock exchange — insurer Ping An Insurance Group and holding company CP Pokphand.
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