Ali was rejected for listing in Hong Kong, and now the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has opened the door for Ali, Jack Ma: I will consider

A few days ago, Jack Ma, founder of Alibaba, attended the inauguration ceremony of the Hong Kong Zhejiang Chamber of Commerce. At the ceremony, Ma Yun held a meeting with Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor.

During the interview, Lin Zhengyue mentioned that the Hong Kong government has a big policy of innovation, and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has also launched the reform of "same shares with different rights" in order to welcome the new economic enterprise. The chief executive of Hong Kong also said: "I now hope that Alibaba can return to Hong Kong to list." Ma Yun replied: "We will "seriously consider" listing in Hong Kong."

This conversation is a bit interesting. In 2007, Alibaba Network Co., Ltd., a B2B business under Alibaba, went public in Hong Kong and delisted in 2012. After that, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange rejected Jack Ma on the grounds that it did not accept Ali's "same share with different rights" partner system. When the reform of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange was far away, Alibaba finally transferred to the United States to apply for an IPO.

I suddenly thought of the sentence "yesterday you ignored my love, tomorrow I will let you down." This sentence.

I don't know whether this sentence came from the micro-business circle or the mouth of a joke with a big brain, so I won't go into the specific source. Mentioning this sentence, one of the characters in the minds of many netizens must be Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba.

Ali was once rejected for listing in Hong Kong, and now the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has opened the door for Ali. Jack Ma: I consider the following

picture : Jack Ma’s response to “I don’t care, I can’t afford to climb high”

What is Jack Ma’s most common sentence? I didn't say that at all. In an interview program, Jack Ma responded to the "golden sentence" that is circulating in the market "if you love to answer, you can't afford to climb high" - he didn't say this sentence, and he was labeled with this because people couldn't see it before. Know yourself, that's all.

Perhaps it is the strong contrast between the incomprehension in the past and the reality now one by one, which makes netizens more willing to interpret this contrast as "love and ignore, can't afford to climb high".

In addition to the above-mentioned rejection of Ali's listing in Hong Kong, and now being invited to return to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, netizens jokingly called him "ignorant, unable to climb high", there are also the following examples of similar incidents on the Internet:

Keywords: 25 24 people passed the interview with KFC, and the one who failed was Jack Ma; in 2016, Jack Ma "bought" "KFC"

Ali was once rejected for listing in Hong Kong. Now the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has opened the door for Ali. Jack Ma: I consider the following

picture : Pangmen Zhengdao

In 2016, Primavera Capital and Ant Financial invested US$460 million in Yum China, and then Yum! Its brands include KFC, Pizza Hut, Little Sheep, Dongfang Jibai, etc.) and Yum China, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange as an independent company.

A rough understanding is that Jack Ma’s Ant Financial bought China’s KFC. In his speech, Jack Ma mentioned that he had applied for more than 30 jobs. Among them, 25 people applied for KFC, 24 people were accepted, and the one who was not accepted was himself.

Keywords: Rejected by traditional banks, fulfilling the IT financial dream.

Alibaba's listing in Hong Kong was rejected. Now the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has opened the door

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Alibaba . Jack Ma: I will consider it. There was a crisis of trust in the unwillingness to pay first, but the bank rejected Ma Yun, and then Ma Yun risked jail time to launch Alipay. Today, to a certain extent,