More Chinese companies listed on Nasdaq in 2020 than any year since 2010.
Chinese companies last year rushed to Wall Street even as tensions — and some regulatory battles — between China and the United States intensified.
New U.S. laws brought a higher level of scrutiny to Chinese companies’ finances last year. A November executive order banned Americans from investing in Chinese military affiliates, taking aim at names like Huawei and major state-owned enterprises. Several were delisted from the New York Stock Exchange and more were removed from indices.The
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