Ted Sioeng (pronounced 'shyong'[1]) (Chinese: 熊德龍; pinyin: Xióng Délóng), also known as Xiong Delong and Sioeng San Wong,[1] is an Indonesian businessman with interests in the United States, China, Vietnam[2] and other parts of Asia, worth around US$500 million.[3]
^ abMan In The Middle Of Donorgate, Businessweek, August 10, 1997
^Indonesian tycoon Sioeng sues business woman for failed deal Archived 2013-06-15 at archive.today, Intellasia, by Thanh Nien, 22 Jan 2007
^Findings Link Clinton Allies to Chinese Intelligence, Bob Woodward, Washington Post, February 10, 1998
TedSioeng (pronounced 'shyong') (Chinese: 熊德龍; pinyin: Xióng Délóng), also known as Xiong Delong and Sioeng San Wong, is an Indonesian businessman with...
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from Iowa Wesleyan University at the request of his business partner, TedSioeng. Caitlin O'Connor, Joyce Johnson, Harvey Shapiro, Susan Perry (November...
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