The severely indebted real estate developer China Evergrande, already in the process of liquidation, said on Tuesday it will be delisted from Hong Kong’s stock exchange on Aug. 25, another setback to ...

China Evergrande Group’s delisting marks a bleak milestone for the nation’s property sector, now in a fourth year of ...

Liquidators of China Evergrande Group said on Tuesday they have sold about $255 million of its assets 18 months into China's ...

The company received a letter from the regulator informing it that the Hong Kong stock exchange listing committee has decided ...

Five years after China began a push to rein in the nation’s debt-addicted real-estate developers, its property market has yet ...

China is sinking deeper into economic trouble as its people pull back hard on spending… again. The country’s ongoing real ...

China Evergrande (EGRNF), the property developer that exemplified the Chinese real estate crisis, will delist its stock as ...

China Evergrande Group’s debt load is far bigger than earlier estimated, amounting to HK$350 billion ($45 billion) as any “holistic” restructuring of the Chinese real estate firm is deemed out of ...

The delisting of other struggling Chinese property developers might follow, according to Kaiyuan Capital’s Brock Silvers.

China Evergrande Group, a once high-flying real estate developer now beset by a debt crisis and a court-ordered liquidation, ...

Liquidators have recovered $255 mln from the property developer, against $45 bln of claims. Far from drawing a line under a ...

China Evergrande Group's delisting marks a bleak milestone for the nation's property sector, now in a fourth year of ...