China's securities regulator said some companies are in discussion with US exchanges about future listings.
The delisting of China stocks in the US quickened as Didi announced its exit and the US finalized rules to enforce audits on Chinese firms.
Tokyo, Shanghai, Sydney, Singapore, Seoul, Wellington and Manila all rose, though there were losses in Mumbai, Bangkok, Taipei and Jakarta
Citigroup is seeking a securities licence in China as the US bank eyes a bigger presence on the mainland
Backdoor listing on Nasdaq marks the high point for the nine-year-old Singapore company that began as a ride-hailing app and now operates in eight countries
Chinese regulators pressed Didi's top executives to devise a plan to delist from New York due to concerns about data security; group will prepare for a listing in Hong Kong, it said
The demands were due to rating downgrades and the company warned shareholders it might be unable to pay up due to a liquidity crunch
India’s fast-rising Russian oil imports are being matched by its rising oil exports suggesting it may be reselling Russia’s oil to the West.
US tech giant Apple told its Taiwan suppliers that products moving to China must be labelled to state that the island is a part of China and not an independent nation
Despite a moribund British economy and heavy corporate tax, Indian-owned tech firms are growing in the UK.
The Bitcoin mining ban in China last year had collapsed its crypto markets. Despite that, the country has reemerged as a major bitcoin mining hub, according to research by the UK's University of Cambridge.