Liaoning Fangda took over the airline from the beleaguered HNA Group in December, but has struggled to stem ballooning losses

Huaqin aims to raise 5.5 billion yuan from the offering, two months after shelving plans to float on the exchange’s technology board

China’s electricity consumption continues to fall. Property developers face imminent deadlines to repay multibillion-dollar debts

Former unit of HNA Group commences delisting after four years of losses and dwindling revenue

CSRC targets storage-equipment maker over illegal loan guarantees, abuse of power by controlling shareholders

To beat financial center’s Covid lockdown, banks, brokerages and asset managers summon workers to come in early and prepare for a long stay

Experts say such trading reaped about $725 million in total profits in 2019, about 60% of which went to foreign firms. With the rules still unclear, how to regulate these companies has become a challenge

The Hong Kong-listed PC giant plans to make its mainland debut by selling as much as 10% of its equity as Chinese depositary receipts, with the goal of raising up to $1.6 billion

Li Xingwen has sued plenty of companies for violating his hundreds of patents. But his tactics in suing a pre-IPO company seem to have gone too far

China Southern Power Grid borrows $250 million for clean energy; State Grid issues $1.55 billion of offshore bonds; CATL and Jinko link up on solar power storage

Probe was launched into more than 40 stocks after ‘high occurrence of uniform offering prices,' Caixin has learned

The move for a Chinese mainland IPO follows the suspension of the state-owned giant’s American depositary shares after it ended up on a U.S. government blacklist

The court will soon be dealing with domestic complaints about securities issued and futures traded overseas

Huachen Automotive found to have cited inflated profits when selling bonds

Facial recognition specialist is taking another shot at going public in China after failing in Hong Kong a year ago in the face of a coronavirus sales slowdown and headwinds from ending up on a U.S. trade blacklist

China’s legislature votes to ensure Hong Kong is governed by “patriots." Top Chinese and U.S. officials will meet in Alaska next week

Bourse puts onus on STAR Market applicants to disclose information in a more formatted way, which could help ease massive IPO bottleneck

Bourse also blasts chairman and information disclosure chief of BMW partner’s parent company for irregularities related to an October failure to repay $154 million of bonds

Fintech giant’s move lets more than 1 million retail investors off the hook for costs of suspended offering as CSRC urges strategic investment funds to follow suit

Swancor New Materials gets 7,000 matching lowball bids and raises just half its target amount; panel of China’s new high-tech board cites evidence of investors following top institutions’ lead