Didi

Beijing’s crackdown on US-listed tech stocks spells trouble in vital market.

Yet, the Didi-wannabes are looking at a very limited time frame.

Going public in the US is not the only choice, and in light of the current turmoil, not a viable one for Chinese tech giants.

Tax, transport, and competition regulators part of on-site security probe.

With futuristic cockpits and automated driving becoming reality, will manual driving become a thing of the past?

Tougher oversight poses market decoupling risk for IPO hopefuls.

Didi is a channel that supercharges consumption in China’s major cities. Halting new user registrations could put the brakes on broader economic growth.

The removal of Didi’s app from app stores came two days after regulators initiated a cybersecurity review of the company.