Li Ruigang, arguably China’s most powerful media mogul, is aiming to list some of his businesses in Hong Kong and the US to compete with industry powerhouses, putting more than US$10 billion of assets under the spotlight amid fissures in US-China relations.The 51-year old tycoon is the chairman and chief executive of CMC Inc, a Shanghai-based group founded in 2015 with multi-genre content including films, drama, games, financial media, music and sports. It also owns controlling interests in…
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