
Leisure Travel Company Tuniu Receives Delisting Warning From Nasdaq
Tuniu, a leading online leisure travel company in China, announced on Monday that it had received a warning from the Nasdaq on April 13.
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Tuniu, a leading online leisure travel company in China, announced on Monday that it had received a warning from the Nasdaq on April 13.
Alibaba issued a statement on the morning of August 1, acknowledging its inclusion on the watchlist and assuring that it would maintain a watchful eye on market developments.
On August 12, five Chinese state-owned enterprises announced that they had applied for a voluntary delisting of their American Depository Shares (ADSs) from the New York Stock Exchange.
Charles Zhang, the founder, chairman and CEO of Chinese internet company Sohu.com Limited, on Monday denied rumors of the company's required delisting from U.S. stock exchanges.
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) added more than 80 Chinese companies to a delisting watchlist on Wednesday, including JD.com, Bilibili and Pinduoduo.
Chinese mobile content platform Qutoutiao has received a determination letter from Nasdaq indicating the exchange's intent to delist the company's shares. The stock will be suspended from Nasdaq trading starting at market open on March 23.
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) added 17 Chinese companies including Li Auto, Best Inc. and KE Holdings to its delisting watchlist on Thursday.
Beleaguered electric vehicle startup Faraday Future has taken further disciplinary actions recently, including the removal of founder Jia Yueting as an executive officer.
Razer, a retailer of gaming peripherals, took a major step toward delisting its shares from the Hong Kong stock exchange on Tuesday, paving the way for the company to become a private entity.