Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba Group, participated in the Internet Entrepreneurs: The Rise of African Digital Lions event held in South Africa the day before yesterday, saying: If you want to run a great company, the proportion of female employees in the company must reach at least 50%.In order to be better, all employees may have to be women, and this talk affirms how femininity works in the workplace.

According to Sina Technology, Ma Yun emphasized in his speech that when starting a business in the Internet industry, he didn't care much about gender issues, and only cared about product development.If you want to run a great business, at least 50 percent of the workforce needs to be women; in a great business, all employees are probably women.Taking Alibaba as an example, he explained that currently 48% of the employees in the company are women, and 34% of the senior executives are women.This kind of employment scheduling is because women have many excellent qualities. Unlike men, they not only have to take care of the family, but also take care of their children while devoting their energy to work.Ma believes that these qualities are exactly what Alibaba needs.

He believes that the way a company operates should focus on customers first, then employees, and finally shareholders.If you think that you can meet the needs of customers, business will naturally come to your door.Only with happy employees can the company develop.The current environment in Africa is very similar to that of mainland China when Alibaba was first established more than ten years ago. Although everything has not yet started, it is also full of possibilities.business.African women have great potential, they have strong passion and love, and they can do a good job in service.

In this event, he also emphasized the importance of globalization and digitalization in Africa's development.It is hoped that through the Youth Entrepreneurship Fund, it will be the beginning of African youth entrepreneurship.Encourage young Africans to invest in the Internet industry, create job opportunities, and develop the African economy. Evergrande Faraday China Company settled in Guangzhou with a registered capital of 2.7 billion yuan

After Xu Jiayin, the founder of China Evergrande Group, took a stake in Faraday Future (FF), an electric car manufacturer invested by LeEco founder Jia Yueting, Evergrande Faraday Future China was established.

According to a report by The Paper today, data from the China National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System shows that Evergrande Faraday Future Smart Vehicle (China) Co., Ltd. was established on Tuesday (7th), and the registration authority is Nansha District, Guangzhou City Market and Quality Supervision and ManagementBureau.

Evergrande Faraday Future (China) has a registered capital of US$2 billion (S$2.7 billion), its registered address is 9th Floor, No. 171 Haibin Road, Nansha District, Guangzhou, and its shareholder is Evergrande Faraday Future Holdings (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd.The executive director and general manager is Peng Jianjun, the vice president of Evergrande Group, and the supervisor is Liu Hao.

According to industry and commerce information, the business scope of Evergrande Faraday Future Intelligent Automobile (China) Co., Ltd. includes instrumentation wholesale, computer retail, chemical product wholesale (except hazardous chemicals), software retail, electronic product retail, general mechanical equipment retail, computer technologyDevelopment, technical services, automobile retail, technical research and development of vehicle engineering, mechanical technology transfer services, car rental, import and export of goods, retail and wholesale of auto parts, etc.

Information from the Hong Kong Companies Registry shows that the English name of Evergrande Faraday Future Holdings (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. is Evergrande FF Holding (Hong Kong) Limited.

The announcement on the approval of the name of a foreign-invested enterprise released on the 2nd of this month shows that Evergrande Faraday Future Smart Vehicle (China) Co., Ltd. has obtained the name pre-approval.