Tianji Holding and HNA Group (International) have become the latest casualties in the mainland’s distressed property sector.

A key unit of China Evergrande Group was ordered by a Hong Kong court to liquidate, the latest legal win for liquidators trying to access assets of the world’s most indebted developer.

UNITS of two high-profile Chinese companies received Hong Kong court orders to liquidate, the latest in a string of wind-up ...

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Chinese authorities are working on a proposal to help China Vanke Co. plug a funding gap of about 50 billion yuan ($6.8 ...

Evergrande NEV cut its headcount and other operating expenses further over the past six months to save costs, according to an exchange filing late on Monday evening. However, the group has been ...

The Singaporean real estate investor plans to quickly establish a wider presence in India—going well beyond building office ...

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That followed news over the weekend that Zhongzhi Enterprise Group, a major shadow bank in China that has lent billions in yuan (dollars) to property developers including Evergrande, filed for ...

according to an exchange filing China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group (Evergrande NEV) has been served a bankruptcy and reorganisation notice by its creditors, in another sign of deepening ...