China-listed firms rush to file trading halts as markets slump
By Brenda Goh and Adam Jourdan
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The number of Chinese-listed companies seeking to halt trading in their shares has surged since the country's bourses began a precipitous plunge in the middle of last month, prompting concern some firms are trying to escape the turbulent markets.
Over 700 firms listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen - equivalent to around a quarter of the firms on the two exchanges - have issued requests to suspend trading or extend trading Read more [...]