Hong Kong
CNN Business
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Alibaba shares fell after US regulators added the stock to a growing list of Chinese firms that might be kicked off Wall Street if US auditors can’t inspect their financial statements.
Alibaba
(BABA) slid as much as 6% in Hong Kong on Monday morning, but then pared losses to 3.8% in the afternoon.
Alibaba inventory slides in Hong Kong after US delisting risk comes via ChinaTechNews.com.
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