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With strained liquidity leading to asset freezes and potential court action, is the sheer scale of Evergrande's debt 'too big to fail'?

Chinese groups look to tap Hong Kong market, with both relying on friends and family having locked in cornerstone investors.

Images of China's pollution graced the front pages of international newspapers this past weekend, but will all the attention force change? Probably not.

The costly relocation of Sany’s headquarters invites questions about the company's strategy.

The reformist credentials of China's new leaders are still far from clear, but HSBC says conditions are ripe for the renminbi to become fully convertible in five years.

Beijing wants to stimulate the economy without inflating house prices.

A severe slowdown in industrial production will not seriously affect China's GDP growth for 2011, says Morgan Stanley, but the rapid turnaround has caused others to worry about a hard landing.

China's consumer price index may exceed the government's tolerance level again this year, according to an editorial in the official state newspaper.

The licence enables Bank of New York Mellon to provide banking services to its institutional clients and will broaden its range of local and global capabilities.