The retreat is part of what many see as comeuppance for a company known for pushing the limits with Chinese authorities

Ride-hailing giant’s rush to raise funds in a U.S. IPO may have been driven by pressure from investors eager to cash out some of their $35 billion of equity

The Chinese company plans to use some of the proceeds to grow its presence abroad as it faces regulatory scrutiny at home

Planned U.S. listing could be one of the biggest stock market debuts this year

Carpooling specialist files plan for Hong Kong IPO, even as its losses swelled in the first half of 2020 during the pandemic

Tie-up with Southeast Asian ride-hailing company would give e-commerce giant access to data on millions of users in eight countries

China’s homegrown Uber equivalent is taking the step under pressure from investors who want to cash out, rather than for financial reasons

Shared car services specialist offers service in nine Asia Pacific markets including Hong Kong, but left Southeast Asia after selling its business there to a local rival in 2018

China’s ride-hailing services giant under less pressure to conduct an IPO than Western peers, but reckoning could come next year

SoftBank’s write-downs show peril for private equity investors after WeWork IPO fiasco, plunging share values for Uber and Lyft, and safety crises at Airbnb and Didi Chuxing

After years as China’s third largest tech firm, Baidu looks set to leave top five

New York exchanges take over top spots in interim Deloitte ranking, but second Alibaba listing may provide excitement

Names like Goldman Sachs help arrange loans for fast-growing companies in hopes of winning future fundraising mandates

Luckin Inc. could post small gain in New York trading debut this week, but is likely to sag afterwards due to lack of track record

Ride-hailing giant might have shed nearly 8% of its value, according to peer’s prospectus