Pearl Liu is a Business Reporter at various esteemed publications, including the South China Morning Post and Bloomberg News. She covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on finance, trading, and regional interest, particularly in the APAC region, while also delving into real estate, security technology, and law enforcement issues. Pearl's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets such as Fortune, The Washington Post, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Pearl Liu's coverage is heavily focused on business, with specific emphasis on real estate industry and finance & economy. She often reports on corporate developments, government announcements, and investment analysis related to China’s real estate market and broader financial sectors.
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By: Pearl Liu, Trista Xinyi Luo
A group of banks are moving to take over a Sheraton-branded hotel property near Hong Kong’s airport, according to people familiar with the matter, after its owner Shimao Group Holdings Ltd. defaulted on a HK$4.5 billion ($575 million) loan.
By: Trista Xinyi Luo, Pearl Liu, Kiuyan Wong
The liquidation of China Evergrande Group, the collapsed property developer, is raising concerns among some partners at its former auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers China about the potential impact on their own finances.
By: Pearl Liu, Trista Xinyi Luo, Kiuyan Wong
China Evergrande’s liquidators are seeking a judicial review of a HK$1 billion ($127.6 million) shareholder compensation deal a regulator struck with PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Hong Kong affiliate.
By: Aileen Chuang, Pearl Liu
Two cash-strapped Chinese developers looking to raise funds in the tokenized asset market are running into familiar challenges, as weak credit profiles and regulatory uncertainty complicate their efforts.
By: Kiuyan Wong, Pearl Liu
China Evergrande's liquidators have asked a court to void a HK$1 billion ($127.6 million) shareholder compensation deal a regulator struck with PricewaterhouseCoopers' Hong Kong affiliate.
By: Trista Xinyi Luo, Pearl Liu
A Hong Kong court will hear China Evergrande liquidators’ challenge to a deal brokered by the city’s market regulator on Aug. 19, as parties race to extract funds from what was once China’s biggest and most indebted developer.
By Trista Xinyi Luo and Pearl Liu A Hong Kong court will hear China Evergrande liquidators' challenge to a deal brokered by the
By: Aileen Chuang, Pearl Liu
China Evergrande Group’s former chief executive officer asked a Hong Kong court to significantly raise the cap on his living expenses to suit his lifestyle, adding a new twist to one of the country’s largest liquidation cases.
By: Trista Xinyi Luo, Pearl Liu, Shirley Zhao
A commercial complex in an industrial neighborhood of Hong Kong has become the latest flashpoint in a commercial property market struggling with pockets of weakness, even as the broader real estate market rebounds.
By: Pearl Liu, Jackie Cai
A Hong Kong court is set to hear a liquidation petition against a unit of China’s state-backed SDIC Commodities Co. next month, the latest sign of mounting financial troubles for the metals trader as Beijing intensifies its scrutiny of the opaque sector.
