Delisting speculation, and a new tea listing
Speculation is growing on a potential delisting of Chinese shares from New York in the growing US-China trade war. Could such a mass delisting really happen? And a purist premium tea maker named Chagee raises $400 million in a Nasdaq IPO. What sets this company apart from its many rivals?
FAST NEWS: CIMC Vehicles to delist from Hong Kong on June 3
The Latest: Container truck manufacturer CIMC Vehicles (Group) Co. Ltd. (1839.HK; 301039.SZ) announced Thursday that its proposal to buy back all its Hong Kong-listed shares for HK$7.50 apiece has been accepted by…
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FAST NEWS: CIMC Vehicles to delist from Hong Kong on June 3
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