Police scrutiny of Evergrande, and now its chief, has complicated debt restructuring efforts by the world’s most debt-laden property developer

Developers sped up the launch of new and higher-quality housing projects to to take advantage of a range of support measures by the government, which helped end a four-month slide in home prices

Official manufacturing survey for September suggests the country's economy is beginning to bottom out, analysts say

In a filing to Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Evergrande said it had been told by authorities that Hui "has been subject to mandatory measures" due to suspicion of unspecified crimes

Trading in Evergrande shares and those of its property services and EV units was suspended on Thursday, while officials continue to investigate if staff at two divisions acted illegally

Shares of embattled developer plunged 19% in afternoon trading in Hong Kong after a report police were monitoring the activities of the group's founder, amid fear the group faces liquidation

The developer's already battered Hong Kong-listed shares slipped more than 8% on Tuesday, taking the stock's losses to more than 27% in two days

The world's most indebted property developer said a regulatory probe into its main domestic subsidiary, Hengda, had halted the debt restructure

A former statistics bureau chief has gone public with his negative view of the country’s crisis-hit property sector

Reformers say structural changes needed, such as residency permit reforms for migrant workers, while others want spending on hospitals and aged care facilities

Shares of Sunac rose on news of debt deal approval, then sank after its move to seek bankruptcy protection in the US. Country Garden also won backing for an extension of repayments for an 8th onshore bond

Citic Trust and CCB Trust will examine Zhongrong's current operations and help the firm come up with a repayment plan, but there are serious doubts on how much money investors will get back