Billionaire Ratcliffe’s Push Into China Is Backfiring on Ineos
(Bloomberg) — The saying goes that if you can’t beat them, join them. But for billionaire Jim Ratcliffe and his bet on China’s chemicals sector, that hasn’t been working out. Read More
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