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Shanda Group is a global private investment holding company founded by Tianqiao Chen and Chrissy Luo. The firm evolved from Shanda Interactive Entertainment Limited (NASDAQ: SNDA), which was a leading online gaming and digital media company in China during the 2000s. After taking the company private and delisting it from NASDAQ in 2012, the founders transformed the business from an operational entity into a dedicated investment group, selling its gaming and literature assets. Today, Shanda Group manages its capital globally, with a stated mission to invest in technology and support fundamental research into the human brain.

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