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Richard Liu shrinks his holdings in JD.com

Richard Liu, chairman of JD.com Inc., has been selling down his holdings in the Chinese e-commerce giant over the last month, casting out $932 million, exchange filings show, in his latest step to distance himself from the company he founded.

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