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China’s property bubble may be about to burst, and it could cost Australia dearly – ABC News
Once a symbol of glittering success, China’s biggest property group is tanking, dragging many of its competitors with it as global…
It’s one of Hemingway’s best lines, from The Sun Also Rises.
“How did you go broke?” Bill asked.
“Two ways,” said Mike. “Gradually and then suddenly.”
It is a passage to which Xu Jiayin, founder of China Evergrande, China’s biggest property group and the…
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