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The Wall Street Journal
China’s Cyber Watchdog to Police Chinese Overseas Listings — The agency that prodded ride-hailing giant Didi to delay its IPO will take a lead role in regulating Chinese companies’ overseas listings.Suicide Attack on Hong Kong Police Officer Highlights Tension Over China’s Rule — Police called the attacker a lone-wolf terrorist; some citizens saw a desperate man under China’s national-security law.China Car Sales Fall With Chips in Short Supply — June sales were down 5.1% from a year earlier, ending an 11-month growth streak.
The Financial Times
Chinese fitness app pulls New York IPO plan after Didi debac
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