Because of the court inclusion of 'Lao Lai' black list, the body of the United States as the founder of music video Yue Yuet, also boarded the "New York Times."
On December 13, The New York Times told Jia Yunting, from "China's well-known tech giant to the" China Names and Shames Tech Tycoon With Debt Blacklist, "about his career and debt-ridden position. And introduced China's list of people who have been sentenced as runners-up.
The New York Times screenshot of Jia Yueting on December 13. As you can see from the column on the right, this is not the first time that Jia Yunting was on the New York Times for debt problems
Skeptics being executed is commonly known as 'Lao Lai'.
The New York Times reported that at its peak, Jia Yunting was one of the most eye-catching and dazzling people in the crazy technology industry in China and vowed to challenge Apple and Tesla to enter multiple industries such as smart phones, electric vehicles and sports broadcasting. Now, in another area of China, Jia Yunting is the most famous person on the official blacklist of dishonest people posted online.
The article in The New York Times is triggered by the debt dispute between Jia Yunting and Ping An Securities.
On December 12, Jiayuenting was first listed by court on the list of "Lao Lai." In this case involving Ping An Securities, Jia Youting paid a total of RMB479 million to Ping An Securities Co., Ltd. In this case, execution of Jia Youting The situation is 'not fulfilled', so the specific case that Jiayue Ting was listed as 'Lao Lai' by the court is 'violation of the property reporting system'.
In fact, the day after the New York Times issued the article, Jia Yunting was again included in the list of 'Lao Lai' by the Beijing No.3 Intermediate People's Court.
On December 15, Jia Yueting entered the Court's list of "Lao Lai" for the second time in a case involving Huafu Securities Co., Ltd. According to the obligation stipulated in the legal documents in this case, a simple estimate of liquidated damages was made starting June 22 and December 15 , Jiayue Ting need to pay the total amount of Hua Fu Securities reached 330 million yuan.
As early as November 6, the First Intermediate People's Court of Beijing Municipality has hereby issued a restraining spending order to Jiayue Ting. After being restricted to spending, Jiayuenting shall not engage in any consumption activities that are not necessary for consumption and for non-life and work, including the prohibition of traveling All seats of high-speed rail and other means of transport shall not be allowed to take a second class or above; consumers may not consume at high-end consumer places; real estate or high-end renovated houses may not be purchased; high-end office buildings may not be leased; vehicles not required for business operation may be purchased; .
Jiayue Ting and Ping An Securities, Wah Fu Securities, both cases were filed on September 28, the current development process of these two cases are the court will be included in the list of jayengting dishonesty be executed list .In two cases, the enforcer Jia Yuanting The fulfillment of the conditions were all not fulfilled. Therefore, the specific circumstances in which Jia Yunting was twice listed as 'Lao Lai' were all 'violations of the property reporting system'.
At this point, Jiayue Ting need to pay the two brokerages total amount reached 800 million yuan.
According to the music video released on December 13 announcement, according to the national court was executed information inquiry system shows that Jiayue Ting has been included in the list of being executed four times.
In addition, according to the National Information System for Courts' Execution of Persons, 94 companies listed as' LeTV 'were listed on the List of Executors, including LeTV Electronic Commerce (Beijing) Co., Ltd., LeTV Holdings (Beijing) Co., Ltd., (Beijing) Co., Ltd., LeTV Sports and Culture Industry Development (Beijing) Co., Ltd., LeTV Mobile Intelligent Information Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. and LeTV Information Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. The filing hours were concentrated in October and November, As early as April of this year.
The New York Times commented that "the fall of Jia Youting is a cautionary tale to China's fast-moving science and technology industry, where businesses may rise and fall at the same dizzying speed."