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2. Biggest fraud in Chinese history? Beijing accuses Evergrande ...

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   The alleged fraud, amounting to a total of 564.1 billion yuan ($78 billion) over two years, is the largest ever financial fraud case in mainland China’s securities markets, according to previous ...

3. Evergrande Group - Wikipedia

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   In June 2020, Evergrande Group acquired the remaining 49% of NEVS for $380 million, after having acquired 51% of the shares for $931 million in 2019. [32] Evergrande NEV has stated that it will start making electric cars by 2022. [33] [needs update] On 14 August 2023, Evergrande Group received a $500 million strategic investment from NWTN Group ...

4. Evergrande seeks US court nod for $32 billion debt overhaul ...

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   Embattled developer China Evergrande Group has filed for U.S. bankruptcy protection as part of one of the world's biggest debt restructurings, as anxiety grows over China's worsening property ...

5. Chinese property giant Evergrande files for bankruptcy ... - AOL

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   Tianji Holdings, an affiliate of Evergrande, and its subsidiary Scenery Journey also filed for Chapter 15 protection in a Manhattan bankruptcy court, according to the filing. Property sector fallout

6. Evergrande and China's property crisis - AOL

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   The allegations from China's securities regulator will put Evergrande at the center of a fraud case that dwarfs scandals from Luckin Coffee or Enron. ... Hengda Real Estate Group, boosted its 2019 ...

7. Chinese property sector crisis (2020–present) - Wikipedia

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   The Chinese property sector crisis is a current financial crisis sparked by the 2021 default of Evergrande Group. Evergrande along with other Chinese property developers, experienced financial stress in the wake of overbuilding and subsequent new Chinese regulations on these companies' debt limits.