BEIJING, 24 May 2022:
Ride hailing app firm Didi, dubbed the “Chinese Uber,” yesterday announced its decision to stop trading on Wall Street in June after the move gained support from its shareholders.
The company was listed on the US market a year ago despite apparent opposition from the Chinese authorities.
‘Chinese Uber’ Didi confirms Wall Street exit comes via ChinaTechNews.com.
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