Fugitive Leshi Founder Offers Compensation to Stockholders

After completing U.S. bankruptcy case, Jia Yueting makes promise to investors who lost as much as $24 billion, but it may not hold up in Chinese courts

Debt-Ridden Leshi to Be Delisted June 5 From Shenzhen Exchange

Continued losses and negative nets assets after a year-long trading halt trigger final action for former high-flyer founded by bankrupt fugitive tycoon Jia Yueting

China Business Digest: Foreigners Working in China May Soon Be Able to Return; Trump Pressures Government Pension Fund to Shun China

WHO warns of pandemic disaster in Africa and sees coronavirus as permanent; Jia Yueting’s Leshi finally being delisted; China gives consumers $2.7 billion

Embattled Leshi Edges Closer to Delisting With Widening Annual Loss

Exclusive: Ex-Tycoon Jia Yueting’s Creditors Demand He Remain Responsible for Debt

A creditor told Caixin that they worried they’d be in for huge losses if his carmaker never makes money

Embattled Entrepreneur Jia Yueting Postpones Bankruptcy Proceedings

Blacklisted debtor will amend reorganization plan, after too few creditors approved of original

Leshi Faces Cash Crunch as Auction of Lavish Beijing Office Approaches

Leshi Shrinks as Independent Directors Fret About Massive Debt

CX Daily: ‘No Quotas,’ U.S. Embassy Tells Chinese Students That Could Wait Indefinitely

Plus, Huawei spent record money on Michael Esposito, new tariff waivers means appetite for U.S. soy, and China has trouble selling foreign assets.

Bankrupt Former LeEco Chief to Auction Lavish Beijing Office at 30% Discount

Embattled Entrepreneur Jia Yueting Files for Bankruptcy

Embattled Entrepreneur Relinquishes CEO Job at Faraday Future

Jia Yueting becomes ‘chief product and user officer’ at electric-car startup, sets up debt repayment trust

Debt-Plagued Jia Yueting Steps Down as Faraday CEO, Sets Up Debt Repayment Trust

Debt-Ridden Leshi 1H Net Loss Widens to $1.41 billion

Bytedance Thumbs Nose at History With Moves Into Search, Smartphones

World’s most valuable unicorn could face uphill climb challenging entrenched incumbents in mature sectors