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More Chinese tech companies including Tencent, JD.com, and China Mobile face delisting by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) thanks to opaque disclosures. Tencent-affiliated gaming outfits Huya and Douyu, internet datacenter services provider Vnet Group, and online game services provider NetEase were among more …

  1. batfink

    Are these questions only for foreign companies or do they also apply to US corporations?

    1. Aitor 1

      Just foreign

      And the clear intent is economic warfare.

      If the rest of the world applied the same logic, us companies would be delisted.

      1. Yet Another Anonymous coward Silver badge

        Re: Just foreign

        This is purely an altruistic move by a benevolent US government. China is never going to become a superpower while it is dependent on the US capital markets and so it really needs to be forced to stand on its own two feet. Really it's for its own good.

        Rather like how we encouraged the colonies to have a go at organizing their own government. We can only hope that this time it works rather better

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