Its a different story in Hong Kong, a global center for IPOs thats seen only one offering so far this month. International investors who use the financial hub as a window into China are increasingly concerned by policy risks in sectors ranging from technology and education to food and health care.
ipos: China snags world's biggest IPOs while Hong Kong listings dry up indiatimes.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from indiatimes.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Student research sheds new light on inner ear disease
A team of undergraduate engineering students create the first computational model of the Bast valve located inside the inner ear, suggesting a previously unknown role in Ménière s disease
Sponsored by Johns Hopkins Medicine, Penn State biomedical engineering and mechanical engineering students partnered to analyze the Bast valve (a life-size and an enlarged 3D-printed model are shown here) and any possible relationships with Meniere s Disease, which is thought to contribute to vertigo and tinnitus among other disorders.
Image: Image provided.
Student research sheds new light on inner ear disease
Erin Cassidy Hendrick
A bike-sharing platform, a podcaster and a cloud computing firm are among popular Chinese corporates holding off plans for a U.S. float, put off by recent market declines, souring investor sentiment toward fast-growth companies and lackluster debuts by peers like Waterdrop Inc.
Hello Inc., Ximalaya Inc. and Qiniu Ltd. are postponing plans to take orders from investors, even though the three had filed paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission well over two weeks ago. In the U.S., companies can kick off their roadshows two weeks after filing publicly and most typically stick to that timetable.
“The recent broad market selloff, combined with the correction of the IPO market since the beginning of last month when some new issuers tanked during their debuts, may make the market conditions less predictable for newcomers who are ‘physically’ ready meaning they have cleared all regulatory hurdles for IPO to get out of the door,” said Stephanie Tang, head of privat