Let's look at the charts of this SPAC.
Strong performance has pushed the Singapore state investor's assets to record levels. But its cross-border scope is increasingly difficult to maintain.
China will require tech companies with more than 1 million users to submit to a formal review before seeking an international listing under new cyberspace rules.
Obsessed with controlling the Big Data held by Chinese tech firms, Beijing cyberspace officials clamp down on U.S. listings that were previously permissible.
However, it's a mystery as to why the holding company enjoyed a 10% bump on Tuesday.
The viciousness of what happened here is extraordinary.
Plus, quick looks at Tesla's car deliveries, Amazon's CEO change and Didi Global's post-IPO downdraft.
Ride-hailing app Didi is among three Chinese companies recently listed on U.S. markets that are being prevented from signing up new users by China's Internet regulator.
The 2021 version seems overpriced, has much to prove, and seems in the 'priced-for-perfection' category.
Issues of concern include a high level of IPOs sopping up liquidity and persistent labor and supply shortages impacting business.