Les collectionneurs de la dette y compris certains de ses fournisseurs de partout dans le comté se coucher ou s'asseoir sur des couvertures et tapis de yoga au siège de Beijing à la Ch
Debt collectors including some of its suppliers from all over the county lie or sit on blankets and yoga mats at the at the Beijing headquarters of Chinese tech giant LeEco to demand money they claim they are owed in Beijing, China, 5 July 2017. Troubled Chinese conglomerate LeEco, the parent company of Le Vision Pictures, was plunged deeper into crisis on Tuesday after a Shanghai court froze $182 million in assets controlled by its chairman Jia Yueting over unpaid debts. The latest development suggests that the billions of dollars recently raised by LeEco have not been enough to forestall its downward spiral. Jia, who once boasted that his conglomerate would rival Apple and Tesla on the world stage, admitted as much just days before the asset freeze, saying that the company's cash problems were "far worse than expected." The frozen assets belonged to Jia, his wife, and three LeEco affiliates, China's state news agency Xinhua reported. Adding to LeEco's woes, debt collectors from 19 firms including some of its suppliers have gathered at the company's Beijing headquarters for the past two days to demand money they claim they are owed, the National Business Daily reported Wednesday. Pictures posted online showed people lying or sitting on blankets and yoga mats inside the building.
