BUSINESS

Alibaba Group, one of the largest e-commerce companies in the world, has announced its plans to split into six different firms, each of which will pursue a separate IPO. The move, which was officially announced on March 28, came a day after the surprise return of founder Jack Ma to

Evergrande Fails to Pay $83.5-Million Interest Payment
Chinese real estate giant, Evergrande, has failed to pay off its interest payments due on Sept. 23, deepening...

Last-minute Debt Deal Keeps Evergrande Afloat, but Crisis Is Far From Over
The Evergrande Group has struck a last minute deal to avoid defaulting on a bond payment worth an estimated...

China’s Evergrande Conglomerate Reels Under Payment Issues, Threatening Chinese Economy
China’s real estate giant, Evergrande, is teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, unable to service its...

Evergrande Group Crisis Deepens; Protests Erupt Across China
Protests erupted across China over the weekend at numerous properties owned and operated by the Evergrande...

Pfizer to Make $2.3 Billion Deal to Acquire Trillium, Blood Cancer Drugmaker
On Monday, Pfizer Inc. announced it would buy Canadian drug developer Trillium Therapeutics Inc via a...

Beijing Eyeing Take Over of Ride Sharing App, Didi; Encourages State-owned Companies to Invest
The Chinese government is encouraging government-run firms to invest in the Chinese ride-hailing company...

Chinese Real Estate Giant Evergrande Teetering on the Brink of Bankruptcy
Evergrande, one of the world’s most indebted real estate developers, is reportedly so crippled with debt...

Investors ‘Sell’ Chinese Tech Stocks as Beijing Continues Crackdown
The Chinese Communist Party’s crackdown on the country’s tech companies has wiped out a trillion dollars...

Chinese State Firm Claims Stake in TikTok’s Sibling Company
In April, ByteDance, which owns TikTok, sold a one percent stake in its subsidiary company Beijing ByteDance...