China's Ximalaya abandons US IPO
Ximalaya, a Chinese online audio platform backed by the likes of Tencent Holdings, General Atlantic, and Goldman Sachs, has canceled its planned IPO.
The company gave no reason for the decision, but it comes at a time when Chinese internet businesses looking to list overseas face regulatory challenges at home and increased scrutiny in the US. Several...
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