There’s more than one way for a company to get listed on U.S. public exchanges. The most traditional is the initial public offering, where a private company works with an underwriter to determine what type of security to issue, the best offering price and

Cross-border audit negotiations between US and Chinese regulators have reached a standoff over US oversight of Chinese audits, according to a CPA licensed in both countries.

Hundreds of Chinese businesses that became U.S.-listed stocks through a maneuver called a "reverse merger" now languish at penny-stock levels, down from tens of billions of dollars in aggregate market value a few years ago. Who's to blame? Ugly accusation

Investors have lost billions over the last couple of years from investing in U.S.-listed Chinese companies that saw their share prices fall to mere pennies after short sellers accused them of fraud or auditors said their financial disclosures couldn’t be