Barron's comments on the world's top 30 CEOs: China's two people on the list

Beijing time March 29 morning news, according to foreign media reports, the latest issue of the United States "Barron Weekly" selected the world's 30 best CEOs, Tencent CEO Ma and BYD CEO Wang are listed. The list is based on an investment-led selection of the 30 CEOs, through dialogues with investors, analysts and business executives, and changes in the share price of companies.　　But Barron does not rank its importance, but lists the 30 CEOs alphabetically by name. During the tenure of the 30 CEOs, the majority of the companies they led were winning the market.　　In the 12 months ending March 19, the 30 companies had an average gain of 91%, far exceeding the standard and Poor's index of 51% per cent over the same period. The most valuable of the 30 CEOs is likely to be Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO, as evidenced by the impact on Apple's share price from the news of his illness, Barron said. And Apple's recent market capitalisation has broken the 200 billion dollar mark, reflecting Wall Street's confidence in Mr Jobs's health.　　At least 25 billion dollars in Apple's market capitalisation owe jobs. In addition, several tech CEOs, including Hewlett-Packard CEO Hurd Mark Hurd, Cisco CEO Chambers (John Chambers) and Oracle CEO Ellison (Larry Ellison), are also on the list.