Secondary listings recently launched by Chinese tech firms in Hong Kong disappoint.
Looking to generate additional capital from investors and hedge against delisting threats from the United States, Chinese technology giant Baidu launched a secondary listing in Hong Kong early last month amid much fanfare. READ MORE
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