Didi Global set a shareholder meeting for May 23 to vote on its plans to delist from the New York Stock Exchange. But the company said it won’t apply to relist on any other exchange until after it gets approval to delist, throwing into doubt its earlier plans to relist in Hong Kong and raising more concerns over if and when shareholders could exit their investments. Didi ran afoul of...
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