Shai Oster

The Twitter-like microblog is the first U.S.-listed Chinese company to seek a dual listing after Didi Global’s announcement it would delist from the U.S.

The surprise move also merged the company’s mobile and consumer electronics units of the South Korean conglomerate and reduced the number of co-CEOs down to two from three.

China’s biggest artificial intelligence firm, which is on a U.S. government technology blacklist, is going ahead with its IPO despite a lackluster market.

The $40 billion merger with the SPAC Altimeter Growth Corp. will raise $4.5 billion for the Singapore-based ride hailing company.