Ning, Olympic and Jordan Stolz
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WHEN DWAYNE WADE first met Li Ning, in April 2012, the Chinese executive warned the NBA All-Star that his English wasn't very good. "I said, 'That's perfect, because my Mandarin is not so good,'" Wade recalls. Thus began one of the unlikeliest partnerships ...
EXCLUSIVE: Writer-producer Jason Ning is expanding his relationship with Sony Pictures Television, signing an overall deal with the studio. Ning currently serves as co-executive producer on Silk: Spider Society with Angela Kang, the first in a suite of ...
Brain Trust: Ning chairman Marc Andreessen (he built Netscape back in the day), with Bianchini, at the company’s HQ in Palo Alto. | Photograph by Art Streiber There’s no doubt that the decision NING made is going to make some folks hopping mad.
Ning, provider of on-demand social communities, has recently been one of Silicon Valley's most interesting companies. Five months ago the company announced the sudden exit of chief executive Gina Bianchini, eventually gave its 300,000 freemium communities ...
I maintain a Hold rating for Li Ning, which is reflective of a neutral view on its growth and profitability prospects. Li Ning's revenue growth outlook is positive, driven by a potential economic recovery in China and Nike's challenges. I have concerns ...
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Gymnast Li Ning became a Chinese hero in 1984 when he won six medals at the Los Angeles Olympics, the country’s first appearance at a summer games in 32 years.
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Ning Zhongyen halts Stolz's four-peat bid
Jordan Stolz (U.S.)’s bid for a four-peat was thwarted by Ning Zhongyen (China). Ning Zhongyen won the gold medal in the men’s 1,500m speed skating event at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics on the 20th (Korean time) with a time of 1 minute 41.
An image collage containing 2 images, Image 1 shows USA's Jordan Stolz competes in the speed skating men's 1500m during the Winter Olympics on Feb. 19, 2026, Image 2 shows China's Ning Zhongyan celebrates after his Olympic record run in the men's 1500m speedskating event at the Olympics on Feb.