China has made the bankruptcy process very efficient for smaller companies. This is a very large, politically connected company that is going to court, it is a good sign that China is cleaning up the bigger, bad companies.

Andrew Collier

The FTZs have reduced opportunities for local government taxes and also contradict Beijing's attempt to reduce capital flight, there are many conflicting desires in the FTZ – and they can't be as effective ultimately as Beijing would hope.

There are so many moving parts that corporate control is under dispute because the changes are happening too rapidly for the company to organize coherently.

We thought it was typical little boy stuff, but he never grew out... by Andrew Collier

We thought it was typical little boy stuff, but he never grew out of it.

The real key is how much data needs to be retained, location of servers, and whether the U.S. or China has responsibility for accounting.

The government has to some degree caused the problems at Evergrande.

China still likes to promote its technology firms as global leaders just as long as they don’t get too big for their britches.