From recovery to regulation: How China’s tech giants could fare in 2023 after a bruising year

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December 20, 2022January 9, 2023

Investors cautious heading into next year in regards to Chinese tech stocks with analysts expecting regulation to be more predictable and growth to accelerate.

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