Hong Kong court allows liquidators of collapsed property group Evergrande to pursue the body at the centre of PwC’s global ...

Hui's sentencing marks a pivotal moment in the fallout from Evergrande's collapse, which shook China's property sector.

China’s property downturn worsens as regulators accelerate reform of the commercial housing sales system, sending jitters ...

One principle in Chinese law could in theory help, though it is unclear how that will play out in practice. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Aug 24 (Reuters) - The one-time billionaire who came to personify the boom and bust of China's property market was sentenced to life in prison last week by a Chinese court. But the collapse of the ...

Default fears continued to stalk China Evergrande Group on Tuesday despite efforts by its chairman to lift confidence in the ...

Hui Ka Yan, founder and former chairman of China's largest property developer was sentenced to life in prison for fund-raising and securities fraud.

The downfall of a property empire that left behind $300 billion in debt has ended in a life sentence.

The founder of embattled Chinese property behemoth Evergrande was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday, according to state media, the latest chapter of ignominy for a former symbol of the nation’s ...

Concerns mounted about a deepening liquidity crisis in the Chinese property sector on Wednesday ahead of a deadline for ...

Deputy Judge Patrick Fung ruled it is at least arguable that PwC International owed the collapsed developer a duty of care, ...

The court ordered all of Hui Ka Yan's personal property confiscated. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.