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Poly Developments and Holdings Group announced recent purchases of six land parcels in cities such as Guangzhou, Foshan and Sanya, with total payments nearing 10 billion yuan. Vanke said it has ...
Poly Developments and Holdings Group announced recent purchases of six land parcels in cities such as Guangzhou, Foshan and Sanya, with total payments nearing 10 billion yuan. Vanke said it has ...
Poly Developments and Holdings Group announced recent purchases of six land parcels in cities such as Guangzhou, Foshan and Sanya, with total payments nearing 10 billion yuan. Vanke said it has ...
[Photo/Xinhua] HONG KONG — In a ship-themed exhibition hall in Hong Kong, artifacts from the Song Dynasty (960-1279) laid out in glass cases tell the story of the ancient merchant ship Nanhai I.
Chinese developers struggled to extend a rally in credit and share markets Thursday, underscoring investor desire for more government steps to help the property sector. A Bloomberg index tracking ...
That was a reversal after an 8.6% jump Wednesday, the biggest in four months, which was sparked by news that authorities were working on a proposal to help government-backed China Vanke Co. plug a ...
Prices of Chinese property stocks, including those of Shenzhen government-backed Vanke, surged by as much as 20 per cent in Hong Kong on Wednesday. This followed a Bloomberg report that ...
Investing.com -- Shares of China Vanke Co. Ltd. soared by 17% during the trading session following unconfirmed news that Chinese authorities are considering a proposal to assist the real estate giant ...
(Bloomberg) -- Chinese authorities are working on a proposal to help China Vanke Co. plug a funding gap of about 50 billion yuan ($6.8 billion) this year, according to people familiar with the matter, ...
Chinese authorities are mulling a plan to help China Vanke fill a funding gap of about 50 billion yuan, equivalent to around $6.8 billion, this year, Bloomberg reported, citing sources.
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