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Last year saw the largest number of offshore listings by Chinese firms since 2010, but a new board in Shanghai may see Chinese tech firms opt to float domestically rather than in Hong Kong or New York.

Bad-loan manager and white goods maker add to surge of Chinese credits accessing the dollar-denominated bond market.

In mid-June China’s stock markets rallied to seven-year highs but by the opening days of July it had all come crashing down.

With millionaires on tap, the country holds promise for top auction houses.

Existing shareholders take up 71% of the $3.2 billion deal and the combined demand exceeds $200 billion.

Around 40 B-share companies could make the conversion to a Hong Kong listing.

Prudential agrees to buy $50 million worth of shares, bringing the total cornerstone investment to $75 million.

The Inner Mongolia-based coal producer and Yongda Auto succeed in getting their deals done, but jittery market sentiment leads to weak retail investor participation.

The Inner Mongolia-based coal producer, which is already listed in Shanghai, has signed up seven cornerstones that will buy up to 43% of the deal.