Click here for a link to the 2012 Forbes China Rich List 400.
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We have been looking back 10 years recently to the 2003 Forbes China Rich List for some insight.
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China Shineway's chairman, Li Zhenjiang, ranks 80th on the FORBES CHINA rich list.
Zhang and her family ranked at No. 16 on the 2011 Forbes China Rich List (click here for the list).
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Zhang, who with husband Pan Shiyi co-founded Soho, ranked No. 21 on the 2012 Forbes China Rich List released this month.
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Forbes China Rich List billionaires such as Wang Jianlin (see related story here), Jack Ma, and Huang Wei have invested in traditional films and entertainment.
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Zhu Yuguo, ranks at 102 on the Forbes China Rich List, with a personal fortune of 5.71 billion Yuan and has invested heavily in the wind power industry.
Sany Heavy Equipment International, whose largest investor Liang Wengen ranked no. 1 on the 2011 Forbes China Rich List, went public in Hong Kong in 2009.
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Click here for the Forbes China Rich List 400.
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Shares in companies like Hong Kong-listed electronics supplier AAC Technologies have shot up by more than 80%, putting its boss Pan Zhengmin in a good position to return to soon-to-be-unveiled 2012 Forbes China Rich List.
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You'd think that with double-digit industry sales growth in the first half of this year, China's richest retailers would have an easy time increasing their wealth from a year earlier on the new Forbes China Rich List.
Women that have made the Forbes China Rich List over the years tend to come from the real estate industry such as Zhang Xin from Soho China, or food-related businesses, such as Daisy Poon from Ajisen.
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More than 40 entrepreneurs including the likes of Ding Lei and Charles Zhang have made the Forbes China Rich List for nine years in a row. (See related story here.) Why do they have such staying power?
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The press conference at Xintiandi in Shanghai last Friday where we unveiled our 2012 Forbes China Rich List (click here for the new list) included a long discussion about some of the most important Chinese wealth trends of the past decade.
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Although our Forbes China Rich List has since had a lot of year-to-year change, more than 40 members of the list members from that class of 2003 have gone on to make our list every year through the 2011 Forbes China Rich List.
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It was followed in the top 10 by Suning Appliances, whose major shareholder is Chinese billionaire Zhang Guiping, and Gome Appliances, which is controlled by jailed Chinese billionaire Wong Kwong Yu. (For information about the Forbes China Rich List, click here.) The association ranking is based on sales.
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Russell Flannery, our Shanghai bureau chief, took over the research for FORBES' China Rich List in 2003.
This year's Forbes global China Rich List shows that many large developers are still seeing increases in their wealth.
Since Forbes' first China rich list in 1999, Sichuanese tycoon Mou Qizhong, actress Liu Xiaoqing, orchid king Yang Bin, Shanghai developer Zhou Zhengyi, entrepreneur Tang Wanxin and investment boss Zhang Rongkun have been sentenced to prison for crimes ranging from tax evasion to fraud to stock manipulation to bribery.
Ten years ago what was then FORBES GLOBAL published 100 names for the first time in a China Rich List.
As time goes by, the China Rich List increasingly comes to resemble our U.S. mother ship's original, The Forbes 400, which we'll republish in our October issue.
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