Didi Becomes the Newest Victim of China’s Tech Crackdown
On June 30th, China’s largest ride-hailing company, Didi, began trading at $14.00 per share on the NYSE, for a valuation…
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The Reverse Merger Fraud – How Chinese Corporations Fooled American Investors
In the late 2000s, hundreds of Chinese corporations entered US capital markets through a strategic option called a reverse merger….
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Zoom: Behind Quarantine’s Saviour
One of the hardest things about the need to self-isolate is slowing down the descent into madness. Staying home, talking…
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Tick Tock: The Death of the Stock
2008 was, to say the least, not a great year for the global economy. With that, it should come as…
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The Beginning of East-Asian Entrepreneurship and IPO’s
The largest ever initial public offering (IPO) did not come from the Harvard dropout working in California, nor the Stanford…
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