Alibaba, JD.com nce ntawm Daim Ntawv Qhia Txog Kev daws teeb meem rau SEC Delisting Issue

Ntawv loj

Khoom hauv Alibaba Group thiab Tencent Holdings tau tawm hnub Thursday tom qab The Wall Street Journal tau tshaj tawm tias cov tswj hwm kev nyab xeeb hauv Beijing tau ze rau qhov kev pom zoo los muab kev nkag mus rau cov ntaub ntawv tshawb xyuas nyiaj txiag rau Asmeskas cov tuam txhab suav nrog.

Daim ntawv tshaj tawm, hais qhov chaw nws tsis tau txheeb xyuas, tau hais tias kev npaj tau tsim rau cov tuam txhab nyiaj txiag thiab cov tuam txhab hloov pauv cov ntaub ntawv ua haujlwm thiab lwm yam ntaub ntawv los ntawm Tuam Tshoj av loj mus rau Hong Kong. Regulators los ntawm Public Company Accounting Oversight Board mam li mus rau lub nroog los tshuaj xyuas cov ntaub ntawv.

Qhov ntawd yog xov xwm zoo rau Suav cov khoom lag luam hauv Asmeskas kev lag luam., uas tau nyob rau hauv siab vim tias Securities thiab Exchange Commission tau hem kom tshem tawm cov tuam txhab uas tsis qhib lawv cov phau ntawv. Yam tsawg kawg yog tsib lub xeev cov tuam txhab, zoo li PetroChina (PTR), tau yeem tso npe tawm lawv cov khoom lag luam.

Tom qab ntawv tshaj tawm, Alibaba Group (ticker: BABA) tau nce 8.2%, Tencent (700.Hong Kong) nce 4.8%, thiab

JD.com

(JD) tau nce 11%.

Sau rau Karishma Vanjani ntawm [email tiv thaiv].