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From Alibaba to the NBA

From Alibaba to the NBA

Joseph Tsai is a co-founder and the executive vice chairman of Alibaba Group. He is also the owner of the Brooklyn Nets and the WNBA’s New York Liberty. In this conversation with Stanford professor Tom Byers, Tsai tells stories and shares strategies from a career that has built many important bridges between China and North Excerpt:
"...who you are defines how you build this is the entrepreneurial thought leaders series brought to you by stanford e corner we're so excited today to welcome josiah to the gl who's the co-founder and the executive vice chairman still have the alibaba group of global internet technology company needs no introduction but it's based in china where the portfolio includes..."

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