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Cover Story: The Rise and Fall of China’s ‘Fentanyl King’ in Corruption-Fueled Bankruptcy

China Evergrande Group’s crisis erupted that summer, Dangdai’s main cash hope — the Tianyu real estate
Caixin Weekly | Great Wall Motors in Search of Its Next “Miracle Vehicle”

price wars among car companies, zero-kilometer used cars, “Evergrande” in the auto industry, and BYD’s
Sunac China Seeks $9.55 billion Debt-for-Equity Swap as Liquidation Deadline Looms

. After competitor China Evergrande Group’s financial troubles surfaced in 2021, Sunac rose to third
Trump Tariffs Draw China’s Ire

. titan BlackRock Inc. Evergrande NEV bankrupcy: The Shanghai subsidiary of China Evergrande’s
Huawei’s Revenue Jumps

26. China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group Ltd.’s Shanghai subsidiary was declared insolvent
Feature Article | Shenzhen Metro Offers Over 4 Billion Yuan in Additional Liquidity Support as Vanke Undergoes Significant Changes

July 2015 against rivals such as Baoneng, China Resources Group, and China Evergrande. This control
Shenzhen Metro Offers Vanke a $578 Million Lifeline to Repay Debts

as the 2015-2017 battle for control involving Baoneng Group, China Resources and Evergrande. In
Significant Leadership Changes at Vanke: Shenzhen State-Owned Assets Take Control of Several Core Positions

Shenzhen's state-owned assets, acquired Vanke shares from China Resources Land and Evergrande Group
Under Massive Losses, Vanke Restructures: Shenzhen Metro's Xin Jie Appointed Chairman, Yu Liang Named Executive Vice President

battle over equity control with rivals such as Baoneng, China Resources Land, and China Evergrande Group
Jinke Properties Restructuring Watch: Who Is the White Knight Leveraging a $3.4 Billion Investment to Tackle Over $86 Billion in Debt?

Evergrande, which have no restructuring value, should go directly into liquidation; whereas companies like

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