Lianting Tu and Carrie Hong, Bloomberg
A financial unit of sprawling conglomerate HNA Group offered to repay investors with vouchers in HNA-owned airlines, a proposal that speaks to the severity of HNA's debt woes. The Chinese group recently offered to sell its carrier Lucky Air and its airport services provider Swissport.
3 months ago
Haze Fan and Dong Ly, Bloomberg
HNA has become an example of what happens when appetites get out of control. The conglomerate is looking to sell off billions of dollars of assets as it works to get its debt under control.
4 months ago
Manuel Baigorri, Vinicy Chan and Steven Yang, Bloomberg
Perhaps a new investor will help provide Virgin Australia with direction. It would be nice if Australians had a true second choice other than Qantas. But Virgin Australia has been suffering.
6 months ago
Patrick Clark and Young-Sam Cho, Bloomberg
The great HNA hospitality unraveling continues. More interesting though, is what does this mean for Jin Jiang's other hospitality investments, including its 12 percent stake in AccorHotels?
6 months ago
Bloomberg
Nearly two years after HNA Group announced it would sell off Radisson Hotel Group to pay off some of its mounting debt, another Chinese conglomerate wants to add to its portfolio. Jin Jiang has been patiently growing its hospitality holdings, but may end up in a similar debt trap to HNA Group in the end.
7 months ago
Vinicy Chan and Manuel Baigorri, Bloomberg
Despite having an offer turned down earlier this year, Barcelo still appears keen on NH Hotels. Buying a minority stake would likely be the first step to consolidation within the Spanish hotel sector.
9 months ago
David Fickling, Bloomberg
Singapore's Temasek Holdings could become a juggernaut in airline catering if it buys Gategroup and Swissport from HNA Group. Nobody is quite sure if the price is right, even though HNA Group is ready to sell.
10 months ago
Jan-Henrik Förster and Patrick Winters, Bloomberg
Market volatility is making it more difficult for HNA Group to sell off assets and pay off its massive debt, although the sale of its stake in Hilton Worldwide will likely generate enough money to get the company back on the right track.
11 months ago
Deanna Ting, Skift
No doubt most Wall Street analysts and Hilton shareholders are likely happy about this news. We do, however, have to wonder how Carlson Hotels, which is 100 percent owned by HNA, is taking this recent news.
11 months ago
Prudence Ho, Bloomberg
HNA Group has always been something of a complicated beast and it looks like this has scared off potential investors worried about the lack of clarity surrounding the Swiss airline catering IPO.
11 months ago
Patrick Clark, Bloomberg
While Hilton can probably weather through a sale of its shares owned by HNA, the bigger question is what happens to a company like Carlson Hotels, which is now 100 percent owned by HNA?
11 months ago
Bloomberg News, Bloomberg
This looks like a temporary fix to a much deeper problem. HNA Group better hope its asset fire sale throws up enough cash to keep its airlines flying, or else its problems could get a whole lot worse.
11 months ago