Yi Zheng is the chairman and CEO of Hithink RoyalFlush Information Network, a Shenzhen-listed financial data and information provider.
Yi took gig jobs and started to develop analytics software for local brokerages before graduating from college.
He cofounded his first IT company in 1994 and Hithink's predecessor Shanghai Hexin in 2001.
The company provides its services to more than 90% of China's securities firms, and counts over 35 million monthly active users for the free version of its software.
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No one would finance Todd Graves’ idea for a restaurant serving only chicken fingers. So he worked as a boilermaker and salmon fisher to fund it himself. Now Raising Cane’s is one of America’s hottest fast-food chains and Graves is the country’s richest restaurateur, worth $22 billion.
In his early 20s, Todd Graves, dismissed by banks as a naive kid with a bad idea, turned his fanatic vision for chicken fingers into Raising Cane's. Now, Graves is worth $22 billion, and with over 900 locations, Raising Cane’s is one of America's fastest-growing fast-food chains.
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Shares of the company rose nearly threefold from a year ago, propelling its founder, chairman and CEO Wang Ning, onto the list for the first time with a net worth of $5.5 billion.