đş Chinaâs Enron moment: Markets largely ignored a regulator accusing Evergrande of inflating sales by $78 bln. Itâs understandable - the property group is a mess. But the saga of the defunct US firm is a reminder that blame rarely sticks to just one company, says @AntonyMCurrie. https://t.co/lFdTclY1dD
Move over Madoff, Evergrande might have delivered the new king of fraud https://t.co/NlG6xyIcvE
Breakingviews - China propertyâs Enron damp squib may yet surprise https://t.co/QzQBpFGymw https://t.co/QzQBpFGymw






Evergrande, a Chinese property giant, is embroiled in an alleged $78 billion revenue fraud scandal, surpassing infamous cases like Luckin Coffee and Enron. The company's founder, Hui Ka Yan, is at the center of the controversy, accused of overestimating revenue for years. Chinese regulators have accused Evergrande of inflating revenues by $80 billion, drawing comparisons to historical fraud cases like Enron.