Big Sino-US tensions to kick off 2021: https://t.co/cpK7SbfCEp

— Sid Verma (@_SidVerma) January 1, 2021

Excellent news. Chinese companies tied to the Chinese Communist Party and those that refuse to follow US accounting & auditing standards should be barred from accessing US capital markets. https://t.co/8K7vUFQB80

— Scott Ruesterholz (@Read_N_Learn) January 1, 2021

2020 ain't over til it's over: The New York Stock Exchange said it will delist three Chinese companies: China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom https://t.co/daRyXevxA5 via @business

— John Authers (@johnauthers) January 1, 2021

The three companies have separate listings in Hong Kong. All generate the entirety of their revenue in China and have no meaningful presence in the U.S. except for their listings there.https://t.co/coSadg1RjT

— BloombergQuint (@BloombergQuint) January 1, 2021

NYSE begins delisting China’s three largest state-run telecoms groups https://t.co/TcbhIq0gLs

— Financial Times (@FT) January 1, 2021

NYSE begins delisting largest Chinese telecoms groups https://t.co/oPcPMh9WwE

— FT China (@ftchina) January 1, 2021

2021年1月1日 配信
記事:The New York Times

ニューヨーク証券取引所は、企業が中国の軍事に結びついているとするトランプ政権の命令に従い、中国移動通信、中国電信、中国聯合通信(香港)が発行する有価証券の上場廃止を発表。https://t.co/UM1sNf2j5B

— ユウ (@2936v8dohc) January 1, 2021

A good start to #2021...

Promising!#China #CCP #WallStreet #Trade #SEC #NationalSecurity #AccountingStandards #FeedingTheDragon #PatriotismBeforeCapitalismhttps://t.co/IXBuDDsQY4

— Chris Fenton (@TheDragonFeeder) January 1, 2021

The NYSE will delist three Chinese corporations to comply with a U.S. executive order that imposed restrictions on companies identified as affiliated with the Chinese military.https://t.co/9RAR4IlQCk

— Adam Milstein (@AdamMilstein) January 1, 2021

NYSE to Delist Chinese Telco Giants on U.S. Executive Order https://t.co/5GO3wlWaUj

— Paul Triolo (@pstAsiatech) January 1, 2021

???? NYSE said it will delist 3 Chinese cos to comply with a U.S. exec order that imposed restrictions on cos identified as affiliated with the Chinese military. China Mobile, China Telecom & China Unicom will be suspended from trading Jan 7-11 - BBGhttps://t.co/xk2pRkAVQw

— Anthony Barton (@ABartonMacro) January 1, 2021

Shot across bow. Not only are these firms tied to the Chinese military, intelligence and social control apparatus but the ADRs they use are non-transparent and violate basic rules of corporate governance. SEC should never have allowed them in 1st place. https://t.co/6U4EENQb3W

— Greg Autry ???‍??‍??? ?? ?? (@GregWAutry) January 1, 2021

ニューヨーク証券取引所(NYSE)は大統領令に従いチャイナ・モバイル、チャイナ・テレコム、チャイナ・ユニコムの3社を上場廃止へ。 https://t.co/ZI6zxf9wui

— 全力米国株 (@komcdspxl) January 1, 2021

PSA:

For investors in the ADRs of Chinese telcos China Mobile, China Telecom, China Unicom (941, 728, 762 HK (CHL, CHA, CHU US)):

I just read the attached. Royal PITA coming.

BBG: https://t.co/psdivKbLMb

NYSE: https://t.co/jh2Y15ram8 pic.twitter.com/Bd7WmCsmZs

— baufinanciaphaster ? (@bauhiniacapital) January 1, 2021

中国軍と関連した企業向けの制限を課した大統領命令への適合のため、ニューヨーク証券取引所が中国移動通信、中国電信、中国聯合通信（香港）を上場廃止へ。 https://t.co/1RLHprM1gF @business

— kokumօtօ (@__kokumoto) January 1, 2021

We have been pushing to protect Americans from the dangers posed by #China investments. Removing Chinese telecom companies from U.S. exchanges is a good start but we still need to pass my American Financial Markets Integrity and Security Act. https://t.co/G4WLF4ZLx6

— Marco Rubio (@marcorubio) January 1, 2021

Many Chinese companies listed on major indices are involved in both civilian and military production. Some produce technologies for the surveillance of civilians and repression of human rights. Institutional investors and endowment managers must take note. https://t.co/MPzH133JFj

— Under Secretary Keith Krach (@State_E) January 1, 2021

The New York Stock Exchange will delist #China’s three large telecommunication carriers https://t.co/IyCOoSzxQ0

— Frances Townsend (@FranTownsend) January 1, 2021

CUTTING THE CASH FLOW -- The NYSE is starting the process of delisting three Chinese telecom companies, after President Trump last month barred U.S. investments in Chinese firms that are owned or controlled by China’s military #NextRevFNC @SteveHiltonx https://t.co/KSw2C5TVJb

— The Next Revolution (@NextRevFNC) January 1, 2021

Big News: https://t.co/MtDjx28W9Q
How about going after obviously fraudulent Chinese companies that fleece US investors? $GSX

— Siegfried Eggert (@SGEggert) January 1, 2021

Trump administration action to delist three Chinese companies from NYSE seeks to “hardwire” long-term rivalry into US-China relationship and “forces and accelerates economic decoupling”, says Evan Medeiros, former China director in the Obama NSChttps://t.co/0BwYfPQ3et

— Katrina Manson (@KatrinaManson) January 1, 2021

NYSE begins delisting China’s three largest state-run telecoms groups https://t.co/TWhmDnBVtG

— Rebeccah Heinrichs (@RLHeinrichs) January 2, 2021

On a quiet day, US exchanges start the delisting of some Chinese companies on the NYSE.

I wonder what the new administration’s stance will be on this. US investors are large holders of Chinese companies listed abroad via Cayman Islands.https://t.co/HGjHzTqWTE

— Matteo Maggiori (@m_maggiori) January 1, 2021

New York to Delist Chinese Telecom Firms in Symbolic Shift https://t.co/Gir1hrIWr2

— James Mulvenon (@jmulvenon) January 1, 2021

The New York Stock Exchange will delist China’s three large telecom carriers, after a U.S. government order barring Americans from investing in companies it says help the Chinese military.

https://t.co/AjvF3wgikw

— Brendan Carr (@BrendanCarrFCC) January 2, 2021

NYSE to delist three Chinese telecom firms, citing 'military links' - The Guardian https://t.co/TpVFkgbSiO

— Michael Ron Bowling (@mrbcyber) January 1, 2021