Shanghai bourse opens doors to unprofitable AI, tech start-ups with relaxed IPO rules
The Shanghai Stock Exchange has eased IPO rules to allow unprofitable AI and tech start-ups, particularly large language model developers, to list on the Star Market. This move aims to attract fresh capital amid intense competition with U.S. AI firms.
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