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New World Development Co., the Hong Kong property developer owned by the billionaire Cheng family, is considering replacing third-generation scion Adrian Cheng as chief executive officer after ...

Adrian Cheng, the third-generation scion of Hong Kong’s billionaire Cheng family, said on Thursday he had stepped down as CEO of the family’s flagship New World Development, after the property ...

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Mega-collector Adrian Cheng has stepped down as CEO of one of Asia’s leading property development firms after recent reports of the company’s financial woes. A third-generation scion of one of ...

In a rare management reshuffle, Adrian Cheng on Thursday resigned from the top job at one of Hong Kong’s biggest property developers after the company founded by his grandfather recorded its ...

Hong Kong developer New World Development and another listed unit were suspended from trading starting at 9am Thursday, a day after sources told the Post that Adrian Cheng Chi-kong would step down ...

“Dr. Cheng Chi-Kong, Adrian has tendered his resignation as the chief executive officer of the Company to devote more time on public services and other personal commitments,” the company said ...

Property developer New World Development on Thursday confirmed that chief executive officer Adrian Cheng has resigned, with chief operating officer and former government minister Eric Ma taking up ...

Adrian Cheng Chi-kong stepped down as New World’s CEO, handing over the job to chief operating officer (COO) Eric Ma Siu-cheung, after overseeing a loss of HK$19.7 billion (US$2.53 billion ...