Мьянманың есімі зор кәсіпкері және есірткі саудагері Стивен Ло және оның отбасының қызметі

Myanmar businessman and drug trafficker (1935–2013)
According to a report in The Observer, he helped organize and finance the opulent 2006 wedding of the daughter of the Myanmar dictator Than Shwe. A video was leaked onto the internet, showing a well fed Thandar Shwe, perspiring under the weight of diamond encrusted necklaces and hairbands and swathed in yards of silk as plump junta members sat on gold trimmed chairs in front of a five tiered wedding cake and champagne. Asia World Company is involved in a number of big projects such as a Sino Myanmar oil and gas pipeline project, a deep sea port at Kyaukpyu, the controversial Myitsone hydro power plant and the Tasang hydro power plant. Companies of the Chinese government have investments in all of them. Steven Law accompanied Thein Sein during his first official foreign visit to China after inauguration as a civilian president.

Lo, heroin king and business tycoon, died on 6 July 2013, in Yangon, Myanmar. He was 80 and is survived by his wife, four sons, four daughters and 16 grandchildren, leaving them behind with a vast sum of wealth. In the secretive world of Myanmar's elite, the extent of Lo's wealth is not known. In an interview, a man often described as the richest person in Myanmar, U Tay Za, said the Lo family surpassed him in wealth. Lo and his son, Steven Law, were two of the military's most important business partners and were awarded contracts to build roads, provincial seaports and other large infrastructure projects.