Yang Ge
Stories by Yang Ge
Chinese bike sharing operator Hello Inc. said to have suspended New York IPO plans
Hello had filed its prospectus for a New York listing on April 23, with a target to raise $100m.
LinkDoc IPO taps China’s growing demand for quality medical services
LinkDoc's major backers include Alibaba Health, S Korean PE giant MBK Partners and Singapore's Temasek.
Chinese premium tea chain Nayuki taps Hong Kong for IPO
The tea chain has shifted gears from an earlier plan to float shares in New York.
Alibaba, Pinduoduo slug it out for control of China’s online bargain basement
After initially eschewing ultra price-sensitive customers, Alibaba is now taking the group far more seriously.
In China’s takeout wars, Meituan poses major threat to Alibaba’s ambitions
Alibaba has fallen dangerously behind in the war over the last two years, mostly due to its newness in the space.
US to control TikTok Global board as China keeps majority ownership
The deal with Oracle and Walmart could value TikTok Global at over $60 billion.
China’s Didi Chuxing said to prepare for Hong Kong IPO
The plan is being driven by the company’s investors, which include SoftBank.
Zoom funding stemmed from Li Ka-shing’s disgust at costly video gear
Li’s empire today holds 12.3% of Zoom, with his stake now valued at $9 billion.
Luckin mulls purging half its board in move to regain investor confidence
The move comes as the scandal-hit seeks to avoid being delisted from the Nasdaq.
Hong Kong IPOs offer top Chinese tech firms a path back home
The trend may also be gaining momentum from growing hostility towards Chinese tech firms on Wall Street.
