Aug 24 (Reuters) - The one-time billionaire who came to personify the boom and bust of China's property market was sentenced ...

The founder of failed Chinese property giant Evergrande has been sentenced to life in prison after his business’s collapse rocked the country’s housing market.

Once one of the country’s biggest growth drivers, China’s property market has been in a downward spiral for five years. Real ...

Evergrande founder Xu Jiayin received a life sentence and massive fines, marking a dramatic turn. The developer's collapse ...

Hong Kong court’s ruling against global umbrella organisation has potential to threaten Big Four firms’ partnership network ...

Chinese authorities have moved to finish cleaning up the mess left by the collapse of the Evergrande real estate empire as a ...

For years, China’s property boom helped drive the country’s extraordinary economic growth. At the centre of it was Evergrande ...

A billionaire developer at the centre of China’s property crash has been jailed for life and has had all of his personal ...

Hui Ka Yan’s punishment caps the downfall of a property empire whose collapse set off a prolonged crisis in the Chinese ...

China's real residential property price index just hit a record low with 17 consecutive quarters of decline. In real, inflation-adjusted terms, home values are now below where they were in 2010, ...

Hong Kong, New York | Liquidators of the collapsed Chinese property group Evergrande can pursue PwC globally for audit ...

The one-time billionaire who came to personify the boom and bust of China's property market was sentenced to life in prison ...