Alarmed by the Luckin Coffee, scandal, Nasdaq moves to restrict IPOs by Chinese companies, effectively helping Beijing keep them at home.
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Short seller accuses Iqiyi of revenue fraud
Iqiyi, often called the Netflix of China, is another short seller target following beverage chain Luckin Coffee’s spectacular downfall.
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Ant Group may sell more shares in Shanghai than Hong Kong in IPO: report
The dual IPOs for fintech giant Ant Group are likely to be the biggest of the year, and Shanghai’s fledgling STAR Market could see a major boost.
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US regulator is investigating Iqiyi for financial fraud
Iqiyi said it is under investigation by the SEC over a short report released in April that accused the company of inflating 2019 revenue by up to 40%.
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Online housing firm Beike looks to raise $2 billion in US IPO
A listing for Beike on a US exchange bucks a trend among Chinese technology firms, which are turning to domestic listings
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Fintech giant Lufax eyes $2.36 billion IPO in New York
The lending and wealth management unicorn Lufax is looking to tap into US capital markets, as regulators are increasing scrutiny of Chinese tech listings.
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Ctrip said to be mulling delisting from Nasdaq
Ctrip is the fourth Chinese tech company that mulls delisting from the US financial markets in around one month as the tension between the two countries intensify.
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Chinese online media firm Sina may delist in US
Sina is the second Chinese tech company in a month mulling a delisting from the US market, a sign that Chinese tech firms are shying away from US markets.
