China to its tech companies: List your shares at home!
China is making a fresh attempt to attract technology listings, after previous plans to connect overseas-traded behemoths including Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. with mainland investors fizzled.
The move, which revives a project to entice some of China’s most innovative companies to list domestically. The original plan, which focused on large companies, ran aground last year after Alibaba and others dragged their feet, trade tensions put pressure on mainland Chinese stocks, and regulators failed to garner enough political will.
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