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Shanghai businessman Richard Yan declared bankrupt after New Zealand liquidators fail to track him down for hearing

Shanghai businessman Richard Yan declared bankrupt after New Zealand liquidators fail to track him down for hearing
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Go-ahead for luxury hotel

Go-ahead for luxury hotel
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Court supports revised luxury hotel plan

A court decision has opened the door for a long-planned luxury hotel on the main road into Queenstown. Auckland’s Shundi Group has battled through.

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Shanghai businessman Richard Yan sought by New Zealand liquidators for US$60 million debt he owes to collapsed construction firm

Liquidators of collapsed Auckland-based construction company Mainzeal are pursuing Shanghai businessman Richard Yan for over US$60 million that he owes to the company’s creditors, in a case that has implications for Chinese developers operating in New Zealand.

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Chinese property developers shrivel up in Australia, New Zealand but are they hibernating for better times?

Many Chinese developers in Australia and New Zealand have closed or scaled back, amid a property crisis in China, weak demand and higher construction costs.

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