Chinese online gaming giant
Tencent Holdings saw its shares stage a mild rebound
on Wednesday, the first day of trade after regulators vowed to
make improvements to proposed rules that had sent stock.
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Hong Kong-listed shares of China online gaming giants Tencent Holdings and Netease rebounded on Wednesday, after regulators vowed.
Tencent Holdings: But following dramatic tumbles in gaming stocks, China s video game regulator - the National Press and Publication Administration - has struck a more conciliatory tone, saying it would improve the rules by "earnestly studying" public views. It then approved new licenses for 105 domestic online games for December - more than the average month.
China International
Capital Corp , the country s third-largest
investment bank by market value, has told analysts not to
publish bearish views on China s economy or its financial
markets, according to.