Evergrande shares plunged on Thursday after saying it scrapped talks to offload a stake in its property-management arm and that real estate sales slumped during a peak home-buying season, worsening its liquidity crisis.
China Evergrande Group scrapped talks to offload a stake in its property-management arm and said real estate sales plunged about 97% during peak home-buying season, worsening its liquidity crisis on the eve of a dollar-bond deadline that could tip the company into default.
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