What Didi's US exit tells us about China and Wall Street
The Chinese ride-hailing giant will quit Wall Street less than twelve months after its US market debut.
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The Chinese ride-hailing giant will quit Wall Street less than twelve months after its US market debut.
In recent weeks, news has emerged that China may be slowing its Big Tech regulations. On Tuesday, the CPPCC held a special meeting on the digital economy, with Vice Premier Liu He highlighting the need “to support the platform economy.” This followed similar statements in March, calling for regulators to adopt a “standardized, transparent, and predictable” model. And last
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Analysts abroad assume China’s new regulations and restrictions on tech giants will destroy the industry. On the contrary, this is achieving several key goals for Beijing.