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U.S. regulators have long sought more transparency from Chinese companies with shares trading on U.S. exchanges, but Beijing has resisted. More than a decade ago, hundreds of Chinese companies went public in the U.S. via reverse mergers, merging into public but mostly dormant U.S. companies, and many turned out to be frauds. Efforts to solve the problem are getting more traction due to the escalation of trade disputes with China.

Tony

@Tony72846268 • 4 Years Ago

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tuntun1993

@tuntun1993 • 4 Years Ago

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this is not good for china

tuntun1993

@tuntun1993 • 4 Years Ago

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this is not good for china

Ngeuein

@NyiHtut50052306 • 4 Years Ago

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Financial war?

Ngeuein

@NyiHtut50052306 • 4 Years Ago

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Financial war?

Loks

@Loks • 4 Years Ago

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Well, it has been simmering for some time but the gloves are off now. The Chinese are not so suttle in their diplomacy and Donald Trumps rhetoric has forced them to take uncharacteristically actions which has exposed them. In addition to this china's tiff with India has help align the other nations in this F-fight.

Loks

@Loks • 4 Years Ago

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KoKo Naing

@KoKoNai44999209 • 4 Years Ago

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Nice

KoKo Naing

@KoKoNai44999209 • 4 Years Ago

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Nice

Dr. J.

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@DrEllisJaruzel • 4 Years Ago

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