Einer der Schulden Sammler einschließlich einigen seiner Lieferanten aus der ganzen Grafschaft sitzt auf einem Yoga Matte an der Pekinger Zentrale der Chinesischen tech giant L
One of debt collectors including some of its suppliers from all over the county sits on a yoga mat at the Beijing headquarters of Chinese tech giant LeEco to demand money they claim they are owed in Beijing, China, 7 July 2017. Jia Yueting, founder of Chinese internet company LeEco, resigned from all positions at the listed video-streaming arm Leshi Internet Information and Technology Corp. The move came as LeEco continues to struggle with cash crunch and unpaid debt, which has prompted a local court to freeze almost all of Jia's shares in Leshi, the Shenzhen-listed unit. Leshi said in a filing on Thursday that Jia stepped down as the chairman and exited the board of directors. He will focus on LeEco's automobile unit, which is not listed. Sun Hongbin, chairman of real estate developer Sunac China Holdings, joined the board of Leshi. Sunac and other investors invested 16.8 billion yuan ($2.5 billion) into LeEco at the beginning of this year.
