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Chinese Education Tycoon Regains Billionaire Status By Pivoting To Livestreamed Sales
18 days ago - By Forbes
Michael Minhong Yu, the founder of China's tutoring service provider New Oriental Education, has entered the world's billionaire ranks once again after the country's year-long crackdown on private education has decimated the once burgeoning sector, and wiped out tens of billions of dollars from t...
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