Brilliance China Automotive Holdings, BMW’s Chinese partner, fell as much as 9% to 25 US cents (HK$1.93) in Hong Kong trading Monday– its biggest fall since November 2004 – before rising slightly again, China Auto News reported. The sell-off came after the company posted a first half loss and amid concerns the company had risen above its earnings potential. However, the loss came after a financial write-off related to convertible bonds eroded gains from higher vehicle sales, and analysts expected the automaker's earnings to bounce back. “Brilliance’s earnings will improve next ...