Another China Crackdown ๐Ÿ“‰

Last week, China announced a cybersecurity inquiry into DiDi, the ride-hailing app. The announcement sent DiDi shares tumblingโ€” investors in the โ€˜Uber of Chinaโ€™ are outraged.ย 

It looks like China could even go one step further. A Bloomberg article suggests China might close a loophole used to list Chinese companies overseas.ย 

Why? Control. Beijing is concerned about data security, citing conflicts associated with listing in foreign nations.

China could revise rules for overseas listings and increase oversight for foreign-listed companies. The move encourages companies to list solely in China.

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