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The Bureaucracy Tax

China's Bitcoin Crackdown

China's central bank has called for the shutdown of a company that, "was suspected of providing software services for virtual currency transactions". The People's Bank of China also warned institutions not to provide other services related to virtual currency.

11 Jul 2021

The Bureaucracy Tax

Didi Gets Slammed

The shares of Didi Global last traded at about $12, well below their initial price of $16.65 on June 30 - a fall in market capitalisation of about $19 billion.

11 Jul 2021

Money & Markets

Bitcoin Crashes Down And Growth Roars Back

Bitcoin tumbled over 10% on Monday, its biggest one-day drop in over a month. The selloff was sparked by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) urging the largest banks and payment companies in China to crack down harder on cryptocurrency trading.

30 Jun 2021

Companies & Capital

Farfetch's Unconventional Luxury Ride

Farfetch is an online luxury platform that connects consumers with over 1,200 luxury boutiques across the world

30 Jun 2021

Companies & Capital

Tiger Brokers, Tread Carefully

Tiger Brokers is a Chinese online trading platform and brokerage service that, despite its growth, has been cited for malpractice

30 Jun 2021

Companies & Capital

Li Ning, In Nike's Footsteps

Li Ning is a Chinese sportswear and sports equipment company that has research and development, design, manufacturing, distribution and retail capabilities, and a network of over 7,000 shops in China

30 Jun 2021

Companies & Capital

ZhongAn, The Chinese Lemonade

ZhongAn is a Chinese online-only insurance company that started by selling a shipping return insurance to Alibaba and Tmall merchants.

30 Jun 2021

Companies & Capital

Futu, The Chinese FinTech Leader

Futu Holdings was founded in 2011 and provides online brokerage services in Hong Kong and Mainland China.

30 Jun 2021

Companies & Capital

China's Tech Play

China’s technology stocks have been pressured by political hurdles as the governing party tries to reign in the power of its own tech giants. As a result, companies such as Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent are trading at historically low multiples and at lower levels than before the pandemic struck.

30 Jun 2021

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