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The New York Stock Exchange is starting the process of delisting securities of three Chinese telecom companies, after President Donald Trump last month barred U.S. investments in Chinese firms Washington says are owned or controlled by the military.
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New York Stock Exchange starts process of delisting 3 Chinese telco companies
NYSE said that it would suspend trading in the stocks on either Jan 7 or Jan 11.PHOTO: REUTERS
PublishedJan 1, 2021, 1:37 pm SGT
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The move comes after President Donald Trump in November unveiled an executive order barring U.S. investments in Chinese companies that Washington says are owned or controlled by the Chinese military, which could impact some of China s biggest companies.
NEW YORK: The New York Stock Exchange is starting the process of delisting securities of three Chinese telecom companies, China Telecom Corporation Limited, China Mobile Limited and China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited, it said in a statement on Thursday.
The move comes after President Donald Trump in November unveiled an executive order barring U.S. investments in Chinese companies that Washington says are owned or controlled by the Chinese military, which could impact some of China s biggest companies.