While their businesses were recording losses in the hundreds of thousands, Bing “Michael” Li and Zhouyao “Yumi” Chen were living a lavish life of sports cars, designer clothes and luxury watches.

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Luxury-car maker U-turns on strategy after China weakness, US tariffs and disappointing uptake of battery vehicles ...

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