Посмотрите что жыды сделали с Германией, чурка на мусоре помешал беляшам защищать себя от другого чурки размахивающего ножом и получил за это удар в псину.

>>533027
Знаменитый "японский профессор" забаненный Юбисофтками хуесосит Джо Байдена и называет того "нашим президентом". Лол.

А ведь новость о том,что "злые ВОКИ" из Юбисофт забанили "японского профессора" уже разлетелась, уже засела в умах людей. Вот так иззично можно провернуть псай оп.

>>533030
Короче оказался японский проффессор очередным тролем с форчана ?

>>461073
А если событие УЖЕ произошло, но пока не засчиталось, то это что, бесплатные деньги? Можно заходить на всю котлету?

>>461073
Еще вопрос - сейчас вроде как дают по 100 анусов за просмотр каждого вопроса, до 1000 максимум в сумме, если я правильно понял. Их не нужно прокручивать на ставках и можно сразу ставть на вывод? Вообще если специальный софт юзать, то нихуево так нафармить можно даже ручками, без автоматизации.

>>461073
И еще вдогонку - ты не связывался с самим фондом Мрія, не спрашивал приходят ли им вообще бабосы от данной конторы? Потому что серьезно, защита от абуза нулевая, не вижу проблемы и по 100 аккаунтов в день регать если заняться нормально.

>>461281
Дамп

>>461281
Ну, что, какие новости?

Poly Developments and Holdings Group, China’s biggest builder by contracted sales this year, is considering raising as much as 12 billion yuan ($1.7 billion) via a convertible bond sale, according to people familiar with the matter.

The development comes as state-owned Poly has yet to conduct a private placement of shares for which it announced a plan in December 2022. The convertible—debt that can become equity—would be an alternative funding option to that plan and would also be a private placement, the people said, asking not to be identified.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-03/chinese-developer-poly-mulls-1-7-billion-convertible-bond-sale

Chinese Developer Troubles Deepen as Dexin Gets Liquidated
https://www.caixinglobal.com/2024-06-12/chinese-developer-troubles-deepen-as-dexin-gets-liquidated-102205119.html

Acourt hearing on the proposed liquidation of Country Garden is due to resume today.

Hong Kong Stock Exchange-listed Country Garden, which used to be China’s largest homebuilder, started defaulting on international bond payments last October, whilst holding $190 billion in liabilities. In total, Country Garden defaulted on $11 billion worth of offshore bonds last year and is currently in the process of restructuring its debt.

In February, Hong Kong-based lender Ever Credit Limited filed the petition at a local court for Country Garden’s liquidation, due to it failing to repay a $205 million loan. At today’s hearing, Country Garden will have to present its plans for debt restructuring or risk a liquidation order. This would follow a Hong Kong court’s ruling last January, for the liquidation of China Evergrande Group, which repeatedly failed to restructure its more than $300 billion of debt.

https://www.foreignbrief.com/chinese-property-developers-liquidation-hearing-begins/

What’s going on here?

China's property titan Evergrande faces liquidation, pushing law firm Karas So to investigate service providers like former auditor PwC to recover creditor losses.

What does this mean?

Evergrande, once China's top property developer, defaulted on $23 billion in offshore debt, becoming the world's most indebted property firm with over $300 billion in liabilities. Hong Kong court-ordered liquidation began in January 2024 after Evergrande failed to present a restructuring plan. Hong Kong-based law firm Karas So, alongside court-appointed liquidators from Alvarez and Marsal (A&M), is investigating potential misconduct by service providers, including PwC, which is facing hefty fines and possible operational halts in mainland China due to auditing deficiencies. Evergrande's case exemplifies the intense scrutiny and lengthy processes that major Chinese corporate liquidations could face in the future.

Why should I care?

The investigation into Evergrande's collapse highlights significant risks in investing in Chinese real estate. Inaccurate financial reporting and corporate mismanagement can lead to catastrophic outcomes, shaking investor confidence. With at least five other Chinese developers ordered to liquidate since 2021, the ripple effects on global markets are worth monitoring closely.

Evergrande's liquidation could serve as a template for handling future large-scale corporate failures in China. Regulatory findings, such as overstating revenue by 564 billion yuan ($78 billion) at Evergrande’s unit Hengda, set an example of stringent oversight. As legal claims against PwC and others unfold, this case could establish new standards for accountability and transparency in the Chinese corporate sector.