Li Ka-shing shares his views

In a recent speech to Chinese students, the billionaire shares his fears about society.
September 29, 2003

He is widely regarded as Asia's richest man, but it is not often we get to read the thoughts of this billionaire's inner mind. However, at a recent speech to the students of Shantou University, Li Ka-shing outlined a few of his ethical concerns about the future.

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