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Beijing has tightened its scrutiny of overseas listings, after ride-hailing giant Didi proceeded with its New York IPO despite concerns over data security.

The regulations cast more uncertainty over the prospects for overseas initial public offerings that had proceeded virtually unchecked for two decades.

Crypto 1 will consider acquisition targets worldwide but steer clear of digital assets companies in China and Hong Kong. Are the lights dimming on a major crypto hub?

Amazon looks to expand its crypto and digital services, while Facebooks name change gives a boost to game concept tokens.

The Congress Party needs a Q. Remember, the BJP has successfully harvested many Qs and is ready for the Digital War in 2024

Bitcoin prices extended gains Monday even amid growing calls for regulation and the exodus of cryptocurrency miners from China amid the nations rolling power crisis.

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Chinas Cyber Watchdog to Police Chinese Overseas Listings Chinas Cyber Watchdog to Police Chinese Overseas Listings The agency that prodded ride-hailing giant Didi to delay its IPO will take a lead role in regulating Chinese companies overseas listings published : 10 Jul 2021 at 04:00 While the cybersecurity regulator sounded alarms to Didi about its network security, the main economic and financial regulators were largely supportiv...

US-listed Chinese Shares Slump In Wake Of Beijing Crackdown By John BIERS 07/06/21 AT 5:13 PM Shares of Didi Chuxing plunged Tuesday after Beijing required app stores to pull the Chinese ride-hailing program as part of a widening crackdown on technology companies. Also falling sharply were Full Truck Alliance and Kanzhun, two other Chinese companies that recently began trading in New York, but now face Chinese government probes. More established US-listed Chinese companies, such as Alibaba ...