China Evergrande Group

SINGAPORE (Nov 28): Ying Li International Real Estate, the China‐based developer, has agreed to sell its entire stake in a mixed developement project in the CBD of Chongqing city as part of a RMB3.29 billion ($672 million) deal.

(Aug 29): China Evergrande Group, the developer controlled by billionaire Hui Ka Yan, reported a 250% jump in core first-half profit as property sales soared and prices climbed.

(Aug 8): It had to end sooner or later. After an almost 400% surge this year through late July that led an unprecedented rally among Chinese developers, China Evergrande Group shares are now leading the way down.

HONG KONG (June 13): Short selling can be a tough business, as those betting on declines in Hong Kong’s equity market are finding out.

MANILA (Feb 2): It’s been a fast ascent for college dropout Edgar “Injap” Sia, who less than a decade ago was selling barbecue chicken in the Philippines. He now leads the real estate developer with the best stock gains in Asia.

HONG KONG (Sept 28): China Evergrande Group, the nation's No. 2 real estate developer, said it was selling non-core assets including interests in grain, oil and dairy products for 2.7 billion yuan ($550.6 million), to enable it to focus on its propert

SINGAPORE (Aug 24): The long-running hostile raid on China’s biggest real estate developer isn’t short on drama: There’s a swashbuckling, Mount Everest-conquering company chief who courts controversy; a relatively unknown raider using leverage to in