Guo Guangchang, the Chinese tycoon caught up in Beijing’s anti-corruption drive, has emerged in public for the first time after four days out of sight while assisting a judicial investigation.
Mr Guo appeared on stage on Monday to address an annual internal conference of his company, Fosun, but he made no mention of the investigation.
Trading in shares in Fosun, China’s largest private conglomerate and among the country’s highest-profile companies, were suspended on Friday ahead of the group’s confirmation that its chairman — China’s self-styled Warren Buffett — was assisting in an unspecified probe.
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