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A three-way race for Taiwan's presidency has lured thousands of Taiwanese Americans back to vote

Passions on both sides of Taiwanese politics are as intense as Democrat versus Republican, sometimes leading to conflicts in families and workplaces. And that has carried over to the U.S. Even some who have lived here for decades are obsessed.

Passions on both sides of Taiwanese politics are as intense as Democrat versus Republican, sometimes leading to conflicts in families and workplaces. And that has carried over to the U.S. Even some who have lived here for decades are obsessed.

Even as China’s IPO market booms, more and more firms are looking overseas – especially to the U.S.

by Tyler Durden Friday, Apr 30, 2021 - 05:45 AM When youre a Chinese company and can list on U.S. exchanges - with little to no recourse or consequences for committing fraud and/or total opacity - why wouldnt you? Perhaps this is why there has been an influx of Chinese IPOs on U.S. exchanges of late, despite the ongoing tension between the U.S. and China. Even during the Trump administration, it seemed we had learned to be hawkish everywhere except on our capital markets.  Chinese companies co...

More Chinese companies heading to seek IPO in the US chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2021-04-30 14:36 Share CLOSE A video screen shows the logo of Alibaba Gropu as traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in New York, on Dec 9, 2020. [Photo/IC] Chinese companies are rushing to go public in the red-hot IPO market in the US and more Chinese startups remain intent on listing in New York, according to a report by CNBC. The US initial public...

One expert says about 60 Chinese companies are lining up for U.S. IPOs as they clamor for a piece of the market — before it loses steam.

More are coming. About 60 Chinese companies plan to go public in the U.S. this year, Vera Yang, chief China representative for the New York Stock Exchange, said Tuesday. "From our interaction with companies, our sense is they would like to lose no time (in listing)," Yang said in a Mandarin-language interview, translated by CNBC. She pointed to uncertainties such as those brought by the pandemic, and a likely tightening of monetary policy in the longer term that would reduce the availability of...

More are coming. About 60 Chinese companies plan to go public in the U.S. this year, Vera Yang, chief China representative for the New York Stock Exchange, said Tuesday. "From our interaction with companies, our sense is they would like to lose no time (in listing)," Yang said in a Mandarin-language interview, translated by CNBC. She pointed to uncertainties such as those brought by the pandemic, and a likely tightening of monetary policy in the longer term that would reduce the availability of...