
China to Launch Beijing Stock Exchange for SMEs
A new stock exchange will be set up in Beijing to support the innovation and development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
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A new stock exchange will be set up in Beijing to support the innovation and development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
On September 13, the topic of "Li Auto's President cashed out over 90 million yuan ($12.9 million)" aroused a firestorm of debate in China.
Recently-listed short video company Kuaishou has confirmed on Feb. 8 that it will issue 100 shares to each eligible employee after the lunar Chinese New Year festival, according to Jiemian News.
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.
Chinese online video company Le.com, or Leshi Internet, announced that it had entered the delisting period on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange from June 5.
LinkDoc Technology Limited, a Chinese medical technology company, updated its IPO application on July 6, planning to list on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol "LDOC".
The company is a well-known low-power System on Chip (SoC) designer in China, focusing on providing professional integrated chips for smart Internet of Things devices.
The rules include procedures for listing, trading and membership management within the new bourse, and are all on trial status currently.
On Monday night, in response to the guidance of the regulatory authorities on safeguarding the rights of food deliverymen in the afternoon, Chinese food delivery giant Meituan said that it had launched several rounds of research and would implement the guidance.
Tencent released an announcement on Monday at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, stating that the company's major shareholder, Prosus, which is mostly owned by Naspers, would sell its shares.
On August 30, the HKEx (Hong Kong Stock Exchange) News website showed that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Corporation had sold 1.33 million BYD shares on August 24 at an average price of HK$277.1 ($35.31) per share.
Ganfeng Lithium announced on July 3 that the company had received a Notice of Case Filing from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) for suspected insider trading of an A-share listed company's shares in the secondary market.