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PwC is now one of three of the Big Four accounting firms working in China who have been embroiled in financial scandals.

Financial analysts predict another two years of misery before prices begin to recover.

There is little indication that Xi and his coterie understand the economy’s challenges—let alone the solutions—given his ideological pursuits.

A court ordered Evergrande to sell its assets to pay off a mountain of debt. What does the move mean for global investors?

Bankruptcy of shadow bank Zhongzhi typifies the fate of overleveraged conglomerates struggling in a chaotic market.

Xu Jiayin reportedly confessed to illicit financial dealings with a large number of high-ranking officials. They should be nervous, say China watchers.

Xu Jiayin owed his astronomical success to the CCP. Now, amid China’s property crisis, a vicious smear campaign attempts to divert public anger.