Collapse of China’s ‘too big to fail’ property development giant could involve $309 billion of debt and set off a financial tsunami affecting millions of people

Lenders ordered to close loopholes that are allowing local governments and their financing vehicles to skirt borrowing limits

Since the failed Vanke bid, Baoneng Investment Group is now $31 billion in debt after forays into cars and mobile phones fell short

The undeveloped plot of land bought by the state-owned bad-asset manager is now worth about one-third what it paid, underscoring its woeful history of bribery-fueled investments

Debt-laden Tsinghua Unigroup gets on the fast track for bankruptcy reorganization with $46 billion of assets and China’s most ambitious semiconductor project at stake

While better treatments and improved sanitation were key to reducing the impact of the disease, it was a campaign of rapid, targeted measures that led to its elimination

As the scandal-plagued bad asset manager reports $15.9 billion of red ink for 2020, it may have to raise almost that much from investors and asset sales

The advance of the Taliban in Afghanistan could lead to a substantial rise in irregular migration

China has a unique role to play in the transition as it is the least controversial among external powers involved in Afghanistan, experts say

It’s not because they disagree with the plagarism accusations, but because they think it is unfair to discredit someone just because people disagree with his views

While new rules cause upheaval, companies picking up the pieces find a range of opportunities and some promising business models

Revenue from developed countries’ carbon tariffs should be used to support low-carbon development of developing countries

While some now challenge the ‘zero-case’ Covid strategy as too costly, others say it works and China should expand medical resources for long-term virus coexistence

The national emissions trading scheme could use more liquidity and higher-level regulations, industry insiders say

Daily testing of airline and airport staff, isolation zones on aircraft are among the steps taken to prevent a repeat of the latest outbreak, which has been blamed in part on slack management

Decline of over 37% quarter-on-quarter comes as financial conglomerate required to comply with new microlending rules

Pandemic controversies, scandals and red ink after a year-long delay may make it tougher to attract cities to host future games

Genki Forest and HeyTea whet investor appetites with ‘China Chic’ to earn pumped up valuations as the two go head-to-head with the U.S. giants

A manager and an investor of a Sichuan Bitcoin mining farm told Caixin about how they had been building their wealth during China’s crypto gold rush — and now they couldn’t do that anymore.

Under Beijing’s new cybersecurity rules for shares issued abroad, HKEX doesn’t count as a ‘foreign’ exchange, making it more of a draw for tech companies