Entered the Business School of Nanjing University in 1989. In 1991, he entered the private CONCORDIA College in Minnesota, USA, majoring in finance and minoring in political science. While in school, he was the only one among thousands of students to have the opportunity to participate in the "College Program" of the Disney Company in the United States, thus gaining a good understanding of the operations of world-class media and entertainment companies.
After graduation, he joined Merrill Lynch, the world's largest investment bank, in 1993. During his two years at Merrill Lynch, he was mainly engaged in securities research and securities sales, which laid a good foundation for all aspects of investment banking operations.
In 1995, he joined BROOKEHILL PARTNERS, a venture capital bank founded by several partners of Goldman Sachs and First Boston Bank. During this period, he was mainly engaged in investments in emerging life science companies.
In 1997, he was invited by OSCAR GRUSS & SON, an investment company with a history of 70 years, to be responsible for establishing the company's US emerging company investment banking and securities research department, mainly covering life sciences and high technology in the United States and Israel. company.
In May 1999, e-Long Company was established, and Tang Yue served as the company's CEO and chairman of e-Long China Company.
In February 2000, eLong acquired Xici Hutong, a well-known personal virtual community website in China.
In March 2000, eLong merged with mail.com, one of the largest Internet communications companies in the United States, and established asia.com with eLong as the core. Tang Yue became the president of asia.com and executive director.
In April 2000, eLong acquired China Pateloi Consulting Management Co., Ltd., and eLong has since fully entered e-commerce from the tourism industry.
In May 2001, Tang Yue bought back e-Long for US$3 million, and then announced the full implementation of the tourism e-commerce strategy. Business travel services became the main part of e-Long's revenue.
In August 2003, the American Tiger Technology Fund came to e-Long and invested US$15 million in risk funds. Tang Yue finally felt that e-Long was sure to win in the competition with the business travel giant American Express in the domestic market. .
Beijing Elong Company’s online service elong has been listed on NASDAQ in the United States with the stock code long.
In January 2006, Tang Yue resigned as CEO of eLong and announced that he would join Blue Mountain Capital and become its partner.
In August 2014, Shenzhen Yingzhongtong Financial Information Services Co., Ltd. was established and is its legal representative.
Blue Ridge China Capital is a private equity investment fund. Its overseas background is composed of the famous global hedge fund Blue Ridge Capital (American Blue Ridge Capital) and dozens of other top American hedge funds and international investors. It was invested and established by industrial investors. Tang Yue, the founder of eLong.com, and John Griffin, the founder of Blue Mountain Capital, are the founding partners of Blue Mountain China Capital. In March 2006, it successfully raised an initial fund of US$300 million and will focus on investing in China's growing companies.
Blue Ridge Capital was founded in 1996 by John Griffin, the internationally renowned former Tiger Fund president. It is headquartered in New York, USA, and manages US$4 billion in stock hedge funds. American Blue Mountain Capital has achieved outstanding performance over the years, and its fund investors include almost all famous investors, including investors such as Buffett and Soros.
Since the first investment in May 2006, in just eight months, US$150 million has been actually invested in new energy, retail, healthcare, and real estate. , communication services, education and water affairs and other industries, and at the request of the invested enterprises, it will bring world-class strategic industry investors.