Shares of companies tied to missing China-born billionaire fall in Shanghai


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  • Monday, 13 Feb 2017

An entrance to Four Seasons Hotel in Hong Kong February 1, 2017, where Chinese billionaire Xiao Jianhua was last seen on January 27. REUTERS/Bobby Yip

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Listed firms controlled by Tomorrow Holdings, the company run by missing China-born businessman Xiao Jianhua, fell on Monday after mystery over his exit from Hong Kong deepened, with reports that he was whisked from a hotel in a wheelchair.

Xiao left the luxury Four Seasons hotel in the heart of the financial centre in a wheelchair in the early hours of Jan. 27 with his head covered, a source close to the businessman told Reuters.

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