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China’s property crisis icon Evergrande will delist following debt woes
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 mainland China’s property sector.
JPMorgan analyst Nick Lai cut his rating on Li Auto stock to Hold from Buy. He is worried about slowing demand.
Take into account that the stock was priced around $55 in mid-May 2025 and has already surged by nearly 2x in less than 3 ...
Beijing E-Town sues US chip-equipment supplier Applied Materials for stealing trade secrets. Seeking $13.9 million in damages ...
Nvidia would benefit from being permitted sales to China, but the deal with the Trump administration is likely to face legal ...
The Chinese company allege Applied Materials Inc. illegally obtained, used and revealed its core technologies related to the ...
Technology Technology The Big Story Trump’s Nvidia, AMD deal prompts security concerns President Trump’s reversal on ...
Shares of the country's largest standalone winemaker jumped over 5% in early trade to A$8.06, its highest level in more than ...
A top-performing Greater China equity fund manager is sticking with his conviction call on big Chinese bank stocks listed in Hong Kong, confident that higher dividend payouts will keep enticing ...
Stock indexes in Asia scaled peaks after President Trump said he would grant China a 90-day extension on tariffs that were ...
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