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Chinese developer Kaisa halts trading as property woes grow | Money

BEIJING, Nov 5 ― Chinese developer Kaisa Group halted trading of its shares in Hong Kong today, on the back of deepening concerns over the company's cash flow and China's key property sector. Kaisa's woes come as a liquidity crisis at one of the nation's biggest property developers Evergrande.

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UK EV maker Bedeo buys Protean from Evergrande s auto unit

UK EV maker Bedeo buys Protean from Evergrande s auto unit
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China s Kaisa Group halts trading amid property market jitters | Property

The Chinese developer’s woes come amid liquidity crisis at troubled property giant Evergrande

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Chinese developer Kaisa halts trading as property woes grow

BEIJING: Chinese developer Kaisa Group halted trading of its shares in Hong Kong Friday, on the back of deepening concerns over the company's cash flow and China's key property sector.

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