Once hailed for ousting Uber Technologies Inc. from China, Didi has become one of the highest-profile targets of Beijing’s campaign to rein in its increasingly powerful tech sector. But it incensed regulators after going ahead with the New York debut despite concerns about the security of its data, triggering a series of probes that culminated in the forced delisting. Its shares slid more than 8% in New York, then extended losses in extended trading.
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