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U.S. Weighs Adding Alibaba, Tencent to China Stock Ban

Federal officials have discussed expanding a blacklist of companies off limits to U.S. investments over concerns about ties to Chinese authorities.

The Wall Street Journal – by Dawn Lim, Jing Yang, Gordon Lubold and Alexander Osipovich

U.S. officials are considering prohibiting Americans from investing in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Tencent Holdings Ltd., a potential escalation of the outgoing Trump administration’s efforts to unwind U.S. investors’ holdings in major Chinese companies.

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