For China's HNA, happiness is a warm HK property market
Group is selling two pieces of land at the former Kai Tak airport for HK$16 billion
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WHAT goes up must come down. What goes up fast must come down even faster. Except Hong Kong property, perhaps.
The breakneck growth of China's private-sector conglomerates has gone into reverse as authorities recoil at the buildup of debt their overseas shopping sprees have caused.
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