China Issues New Rules on Overseas Listings That Could Stifle IPOs
The government called for tougher law enforcement mechanisms governing overseas-listed Chinese companies days after its crackdown on ride hailing giant Didi Chuxing.
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Twitter No Longer Has Immunity Over User-Generated Content In India
India's ruling reflects increasing challenges for U.S. internet platforms in dealing with problematic content in Asia.
Twitter, Facebook, Google Threaten to Leave Hong Kong Over New Law
The threat comes as Beijing cracks down on pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong and passes new cybersecurity laws aimed at quashing dissent.
Chinese Regulators to Block Tencent’s Merger of Game Streaming Sites
The report comes amid a regulatory crackdown on Chinese internet companies on government concerns that they’ve become too powerful.
China’s Regulator Suggested Didi Delay U.S. IPO
Didi faces questions about whether it pushed ahead with its U.S. IPO despite the Chinese regulator's suggestion to delay the listing.
Apple Quashes Chinese App Workaround for Ad Tracking
The failure of the workaround shows how Apple still has leverage over Chinese apps even those such as WeChat and Alipay that are considered too big to remove.
Didi Says App Takedown Could Hurt Revenue in China
Didi's comment came after China's regulator ordered the ride-hailing giant's app to be removed from app stores, citing violations of internet security laws.
China Launches Cybersecurity Reviews of More U.S.-Listed Chinese Tech Firms
The new reviews come a day after Beijing ordered ride-hailing giant Didi, which went public in the U.S. last week, to remove its app from app stores.
China Orders Didi Chuxing’s App Removed From App Stores
Beijing's move, just days after Didi's New York IPO, highlights the huge regulatory risks facing China's biggest internet companies.
Activision Blizzard’s Overwatch League Under Antitrust Scrutiny For Salary Caps
The Justice Department probe comes during heightened antitrust scrutiny of labor markets.
Incoming Amazon CEO Jassy Gets $215 Million in New Stock
The incoming CEO, who already owns an Amazon stake worth more than $300 million, will get a new package when he takes the helm next week.
IBM President Whitehurst Departs After Two Years
In a surprising announcement, IBM reveals that president Jim Whitehurst, who was widely seen as a possible successor to CEO Arvind Krishna, is leaving.
Broadcom Settles Antitrust Case with FTC Over Cable Box, Modem Chips
The settlement resolves a FTC investigation stretching back nearly five years.
Google Struggles To Retain Diverse Workers
The company’s latest diversity, equity and inclusion report shows a significant increase in attrition amongst non-white workers, particularly Black women.
Didi Stock Drops 9% as China Announces Cyber Review of Firm
The cyberreview is the latest example of a Chinese government move that appears aimed at stifling growth of a Chinese tech giant.
Report Says Alibaba’s Jack Ma and Joe Tsai Pledged Company Shares for Loans
U.S. companies must disclose share pledges by executives, but foreign companies listed in the U.S. aren’t required to do the same.
SoftBank Invests in Dubai’s Kitopi at $1 Billion-Plus Valuation
SoftBank is ramping up the pace of its venture capital investments after the Japanese company reported a record profit for the last fiscal year.
DST in Talks to Invest in India’s Online Used Car Market Cars24
DST and others are in discussions to invest $250 million in the startup, giving it a potential valuation of $2 billion.
Turkish Ecommerce firm Hepsiburada Valued at $3.9 Billion in IPO
The Turkish firm's Nasdaq listing shows how foreign companies continue to seek out access to the U.S. public markets.
Divided FTC Rescinds 2015 Enforcement Guidance Promoting Consumer Welfare
The FTC now has wider latitude to police anticompetitive conduct.
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