Xie Yu
Wall Street Journal
Mountain View, CA, United States
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Sunac Leads Rebound in Chinese Property Stocks
The real-estate developer played down a leaked request for government help, and the country’s central bank said it wants healthy development of the property market. → Read More
Evergrande Worries Help Fuel Selloff at Chinese Developer Sunac
Investors sold down securities after a leaked document showed a Sunac China Holdings unit asking for government help to ease its liquidity difficulties. → Read More
Evergrande’s Woes Fuel Selloff in Chinese Property Shares
A selloff in Chinese property stocks intensified, as concern mounted about the effects of an official campaign to rein in the sector. → Read More
China’s Property Curbs Send Economic Tremors
Beijing’s pressure on the real-estate sector is being widely felt, raising questions about how much economic pain China’s leaders are willing to stomach as they rein in yet another industry. → Read More
China Evergrande Says Construction of Some Projects Has Stalled, Warns of Possible Default
The cash-strapped developer said work has been suspended on some of its real-estate projects after it delayed payments to its suppliers and contractors. → Read More
Chinese Bad-Debt Manager Huarong Confirms $16 Billion Annual Loss
The company, a major borrower in international bond markets, rattled global investors earlier this year after it delayed the release of its annual results. → Read More
Chinese Property Giant Warns of Losses After Cutting Apartment Prices
China Evergrande said its flagship property business incurred a rare loss in the first half of 2021, another setback for the conglomerate, which expanded rapidly over the past decade and borrowed heavily. → Read More
Bruised Chinese Internet Companies Try to Win Over Beijing and Investors
Shares of Pinduoduo and JD.com rallied after the companies reported sales jumps and highlighted their contributions to society. → Read More
Evergrande Executives Summoned to Meeting With China’s Financial Regulators
Regulators said the indebted developer needs to resolve its debt issues without destabilizing the property and financial markets. → Read More
China Evergrande Boss Steps Down as Chairman of Its Flagship Property Business
Real-estate billionaire Hui Ka Yan is leaving the role months after the unit dropped plans for a multibillion-dollar listing on the mainland. → Read More
Cash-Strapped China Evergrande Looks to Sell Prized Assets
Shares of China Evergrande jumped after the cash-strapped property developer said it is in talks to sell some of its prized assets. → Read More
Chinese Property Bonds Are Hot, Defaults Aside
Yield-hungry investors are still snapping up Chinese property bonds, despite a recent string of defaults, tighter regulation and market unease about one of the country’s biggest developers. → Read More
Ant to Change How It Makes Loans With New Consumer-Finance Company
The Jack Ma-controlled mobile-payments company will hold a 50% stake in the new entity, with the rest held by six other shareholders. → Read More
China’s Next-Generation Tech Firms Hit Hard by Market’s Pullback
Stock in former darlings such as Meituan, Pinduoduo and Kuaishou has dropped by more than one-third from highs reached earlier this year. → Read More
Inflation Concerns Rattle Global Markets, But U.S. Futures Gain
Global stocks retreated on concerns about inflation, but U.S. futures rallied modestly, suggesting American markets could snap a three-day losing streak. → Read More
Chinese Asset Manager Suffers Bond Selloff After Delaying Results
Debt from one of China’s biggest asset managers has plunged in value, sending tremors through the market for U.S. dollar bonds of Chinese companies. → Read More
Ant and Others Embraced Crowdfunded Medical Coverage, but Now It’s Under Beijing’s Microscope
Chinese regulators have warned that the industry has the characteristics of commercial insurance without being supervised as such. → Read More
China’s Big Banks Eked Out Higher Profits in Turbulent 2020
China’s four largest banks reported that annual net profit rose between 1.2% to 2.9%. → Read More
Chinese Tech Faces New Curbs on Connecting Banks and Borrowers
Regulators are considering stricter rules on internet lenders’ fee-based business, people familiar with the matter say. → Read More
China’s Youthful, Debt-Fueled Spending Spree Sparks a Reckoning
A new generation helped power rising consumption. Now, new financial regulations are forcing lenders to reassess their business strategies. → Read More