Shares of Regencell, a US-listed traditional Chinese medicine company, experienced an extraordinary surge of 82,000%, briefly elevating its CEO's paper fortune to $33 billion before collapsing sharply. The company, which is reported to be money-losing, saw its stock plunge by 74% within days following the rapid rise. Meanwhile, in Hong Kong's property sector, Emperor International, a prominent developer, reported HK$16.6 billion in overdue bank loans, causing its shares to fall the most this year. The company is currently in discussions with banks regarding a restructuring plan amid ongoing financial pressures. Additionally, New World secured a substantial refinancing deal worth HK$87.5 billion after extensive negotiations with banks, aimed at mitigating risks to both the company and Hong Kong's broader economy. These developments highlight the continuing financial instability affecting Chinese-related markets and property sectors.