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Troubled property firm teams up again with internet giant Tencent as it seeks a solution for its commercial property arm ahead of a relisting deadline. Will it do better than a previous tie-up?

China’s new rule banning irrational overseas acquisitions is set to hurt private companies hoping to diversify their businesses. But that may not necessarily be a bad thing.

Two Hong Kong-listed Chinese developers take on $606 million deal originally struck by Wanda – before Wang Jianlin's empire hit turbulence.

Banks may be curtailing their credit lines, but some bond investors view Wanda's recent rollercoaster ride as an opportunity to generate alpha.

HKEx may score a new wave of quasi-international listings as Chinese companies seek to unlock the value of European football club assets and burgeoning domestic investments.

As the M&A deal closes, specialists wonder whether the new buyers have scored an own goal and what difficulties lie ahead for Chinese investments in European football.

New World Development and Chow Tai Fook tycoon Cheng Yu Yung, who died in September, edges out Li Ka-shing as property billionaires dominate our top 10.

Share price to surge to attain premium for current shareholders, analysts predict.

Victory for Chinese tycoon Wang Jianlin as shareholders give him green light to take commercial property unit off Hong Kong bourse before relisting on the mainland.