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Luckin fraud admission leaves more questions than answers
‘If there’s anything to be learned about Luckin Coffee, it’s that there’s always more than meets the eye.’ Luckin skeptic Michael Norris has more questions.
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Luckin fraud may be out of Chinese regulator’s reach
Under the revised Securities Law of China, regulators may have some ability to investigate Luckin, which disclosed wide-scale sales revenue fraud.
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INSIGHTS | Is noodle chain the new blue ocean for China tech VCs?
Chinese-style noodle chain restaurants first became tech investor darlings in 2021 when the industry faced tightened regulation.
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Luckin tea rival brewing $400 million US IPO: report
Naixue’s Tea, one of China’s largest tea beverage chains, is reportedly looking to raise $400 million in a US IPO as early as this year.
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Luckin Coffee announces 2 new bids to raise cash
Luckin Coffee is offering a $400 million bond and issuing new shares less than a year after its Nasdaq IPO.
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Briefing: Luckin Coffee seeks funds at up to $2 billion valuation
Hot Chinese coffee company’s new fundraising comes just months after last round.
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Trip.com IPO, $10 billion for Meituan’s community group buy: Retailheads
Trip.com debuts in Hong Kong for a secondary listing, Meituan is selling $10 billion in convertible debt to support its community group buy unit.
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Tea is the new coffee: Bubble tea chain gets $2.3 billion valuation
Heytea started out in southern China’s Guangdong province in 2012 and later expanded to most tier-one and tier-two cities in China.
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China tech stocks bounce back after virus outbreak losses
Tech stocks are down following an epidemic. Luckin Coffee’s stock has suffered the most, as mask manufacturers’ share prices rise.
