Taxi that threatened Russia's safety surrendered under pressure from Beijing
Chinese taxi aggregator DiDi will leave the New York Stock Exchange , announced his departure from the New York Stock Exchange five months after the initial public offering (initial public offering) of shares in the stock market, to be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange soon, CNBC reports. DiDi said the decision was made after “careful scrutiny”, but Bloomberg wrote last week that the Chinese authorities are forcing the company to leave the US market. Thus, DiDi surrendered under pressure from Beijing. In addition to placing on the stock exchange in Hong Kong, the option of direct privatization of DiDi was considered, although such a development event could cause dissatisfaction with shareholders and lead to lawsuits against the company, the newspaper noted. “I think China has made it clear that it no longer wants to allow technology companies to enter the US markets because it puts them under the