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Chinese fitness app pulls New York IPO plan after Didi debacle
By Yuan Yang & Tabby Kinder
China is cracking down on stocks that trade on U.S. exchanges. Here's what it means if you hold them
By Yun Li
Didi's Regulatory Troubles Might Just Be Getting Started (Published 2021)
By Raymond Zhong & Peter Eavis
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China's Cybersecurity Regulator Targets More U.S.-Listed Tech Companies After Didi Investigation
By Zinnia Lee
China regulator fined internet platforms including Didi for illegal merger deals
By Sophie Yu, Tony Munroe & Louise Heavens
Owning Chinese Companies Is Complicated
By Matt Levine
China is cracking down on data privacy. That's terrible news for some of its biggest tech companies
By Laura He
Chinese Regulators Suggested Didi Delay Its U.S. IPO - WSJ
By Lingling Wei & Keith Zhai
Beijing asked Didi to change mapping function over security fears
By Sun Yu & Yuan Yang
Didi says removal of app in China will affect business
By Karishma Vaswani
China bans Didi, its biggest ride-hailing service, from app stores
By Alexis Benveniste
Didi cybersecurity probe blindsides shareholders days after debut
By Julie Zhu, Kane Wu & Scott Murdoch
LinkDoc becomes first Chinese firm to shelve U.S. IPO after Beijing's crackdown
By Kane Wu & Scott Murdoch
Didi shares fall after China announces cybersecurity review just days after IPO
By Jessica Bursztynsky & Steve Kovach