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Chinese Microblog Weibo Evaluating “All Strategic Options” Amid U.S. Delisting Risks

By Juro Osawa
· · Source: The Information

Weibo, a major Chinese social media firm that operates a Twitter-like microblog, said it is evaluating “all strategic options” after the U.S. regulators added the company to a list of New York-listed Chinese companies that face delisting risks for failing to meet disclosure requirements. Nasdaq-listed Weibo’s addition to the list came after the Securities and Exchange Commission earlier this...

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