The stock of one of China’s largest real estate firms crashed to its lowest price ever Monday, highlighting mounting concerns about the health of the world’s second-largest economy. Chinese real ...
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong saw fresh records of home-buying from mainland Chinese in the first three-quarters following efforts by the financial city to attract foreign professionals and remove ...
Chinese real estate developer Evergrande has disclosed losses of $81 billion over 2021 and 2022, underscoring how its massive debts remain a serious concern for the financial health of the Chinese ...
The world’s most indebted property developer is seeking escape from its enormous liabilities through unusual means: a new line of budget electric vehicles (EVs). Embattled Chinese real estate company ...
Once deemed the world’s most indebted developer, Chinese real estate giant Evergrande will soon be no more. A Hong Kong judge ordered the developer to liquidate, the New York Times reported. The ...
China’s GDP growth slowed to ~5%, but large-cap ETFs like FXI outperformed with strong consumer and tech sector exposure. Real estate weakness frees capital for discretionary spending, benefiting EVs, ...
Liquidity problems at two immensely large Chinese companies with real estate holdings are adding to concern that a bubble in Chinese property values could burst and spray the rest of the world with ...
A company owned by a billionaire Chinese real estate developer was convicted Thursday of paying more than $1 million bribes to a Los Angeles city councilmember for help in getting a downtown project ...
Eleven U.S. states are considering banning Chinese individuals and companies from buying real estate within their borders, The New York Times reports, citing the National Conference of State ...
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