The U.S. Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) is implementing new rules that require Chinese firms seeking New York listings to provide supplementary risk disclosure documents. At the same time, Chinese technology stocks are experiencing their worst month since the worldwide financial crisis. Chinese tech stocks listed in New York dropped 22 percent this month, the biggest fallout since 2008, Financial Times reported on Friday (July 30), citing the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China index. Two of the country’s biggest tech companies saw big losses — Tencent fell 16 percent, while Alibaba lost 10 percent. The declines follow a crackdown by Chinese...