Forbes Magazine

The November issue draws insights from a tumultuous year as new realities emerge for China and India and the region beyond.

India’s richest person Gautam Adani sees an era of growth, prosperity ahead for the world’s fifth largest economy.

Zero-Covid rules, geopolitical tensions and a sliding yuan reshape China’s growth outlook.

Mainland Chinese are among the ultra-rich seeking shelter in Singapore amid market volatility and heightened geopolitical, economic risks.

Yang Huiyan’s riches evaporate as her Country Garden’s stock plunges 84% amid real estate squeeze.

Jiang Weiping’s net worth falls to $6.1 billion despite boost to bottom line on surging demand for lithium.

Longfor Group had largely escaped China’s property market distress, but Wu’s resignation in October caused shares to tumble.

Chris Xu, who debuts on China’s 100 richest with $10 billion net worth, spins fortune out of low-priced clothing that appeals to Gen Z.

Jin Baofang climbs to No. 23 with wealth of $10.4 billion. Robust growth in the solar sector helped to light up the bottom line.

Liu saw his net worth fall to $12.4 billion, putting him at No. 20 on this year’s list of China’s 100 Richest