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Once China's richest man, the head of nation's largest soft drink maker says the rise of the internet is ruining the economy. Hangzhou Wahaha Chairman Zong Qinghou is now the eighth wealthiest man in China. He says Alibaba's Jack Ma and others in e-commerce are in the race to the bottom.