Two Chinese Technology Companies Market Hong Kong Share Sales to Raise $1.5 Billion
The companies began marketing shares in Hong Kong, seeking to raise a combined US$1.5 billion amid volatile markets and concerns about AI-related valuations.
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The companies began marketing shares in Hong Kong, seeking to raise a combined US$1.5 billion amid volatile markets and concerns about AI-related valuations.
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