“…Sulfur-containing compounds manifest themselves as biologically relevant molecules, 1 ligands or synthetic intermediates in organic transformations 2 because of their diverse oxidation states 3 (Scheme 1a). In the past few decades, significant advances have been made for the enantioselective construction of new carbon–sulfur bonds, 4 including sulfur-addition, cross-coupling, substitution or ring-opening, and sulfenylation.…”