China’s leading podcast and audio app Ximalaya dropped its plans to list in the U.S. and will instead go public in Hong Kong, Reuters said. The company abandoned plans to list in the U.S. where it had sought to raise as much as $500 million under pressure from Chinese regulators amid a regulatory tightening over media and tech companies. Reuters said it would file paperwork for a Hong Kong...
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