Information asymmetries between tech-focused Chinese companies and US investors makes it easy for dishonest managers to lie to investors.
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US-listed Chinese firms are on thin ice
After Luckin Coffee’s spectacular admission of fraud, more Chinese companies are finding themselves in the crosshairs of regulators and short sellers.
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After short-selling spree, what’s next for Chinese tech stocks?
After Luckin touched off a short-selling bonanza, e-commerce and edtech are winning, but what about everyone else?
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INSIGHTS | Short seller huffs and puffs, but it doesn’t blow Iqiyi down
Iqiyi is no Luckin. While the company has problems, a short report from Wolfpack Research accusing it of overstating users and revenue is not convincing.
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INSIGHTS: Is Luckin’s rushed IPO a path to sustainability or a pig in a poke?
Coffee unicorn’s US listing is a good time to check your FOMO and dig into the numbers
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VC roundup: China’s little funding ice age
Covid-19 hit the VC market while it was down. But there’s one bright spot for startups—new rules on mainland exchanges are powering a wave of domestic IPOs.
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CHINA VOICES | Carnage for Chinese tech stocks
In translation from Ran Caijing, a look at how far China tech stocks plunged under the influence of the virus—and the few that rose.
