HONG KONG (Reuters) -- Hong Kong's New World Development said on Friday it had appointed another new chief executive, just two months after it replaced Adrian Cheng, the 45-year-old from its founding family who had succeeded his father Henry Cheng as CEO in 2020.
New World Chairman Henry Cheng said in a statement he was pleased to have found a more suitable candidate in Echo Huang, who has been an executive director of the company and CEO of its New World China Land Limited since 2020.
