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The Beijing-based company, which raised US$4.2 billion in the city’s second-biggest technology initial public offering this year, opened higher and briefly touched HK$74 per share. It closed the day a… ( read original story …)
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Trump wrong to brand China a currency manipulator
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China IPO data provider iResearch confirms executives ‘are assisting authorities’ with enquiries
iResearch, a market research company which provided industry data for Chinese tech giants Xiaomi and Meituan Dianping in their IPO filings, confirmed on its Weibo corporate account that some of its se… ( read original…
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