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Yum China To Move Ahead With $2 Billion Secondary Listing In Hong Kong
Yum China is reportedly set to launch its $2 billion secondary listing in Hong Kong, making it potentially the fourth US-listed Chinese firm to sell its shares in the city. 
Yum China is reportedly set to launch its $2 billion secondary listing in Hong Kong, making it potentially the fourth US-listed Chinese firm to sell its shares in the city. -
JD Shares Closed 3.5 Percent Higher During Hong Kong Share Sale Debut
JD's shares in Hong Kong climbed by close to 6 percent before closing 3.5 percent higher at HK$234 per share on Thursday. 
JD's shares in Hong Kong climbed by close to 6 percent before closing 3.5 percent higher at HK$234 per share on Thursday. -
NetEase Shares Ends Up 6 Percent Higher During Hong Kong Debut
NetEase shares hit a high of 10 percent above its initial offer price before closing at HK$130 per share on Thursday. 
NetEase shares hit a high of 10 percent above its initial offer price before closing at HK$130 per share on Thursday. -
Yum China In Talks For Possible $2 Billion Secondary Listing In Hong Kong
Yum China Holdings is reportedly in talks with Goldman Sachs and China International Capital Corp for its planned secondary listing in Hong Kong. 
Yum China Holdings is reportedly in talks with Goldman Sachs and China International Capital Corp for its planned secondary listing in Hong Kong.
