SEC temporarily halts approvals of new Chinese IPOs after Didi debacle [first reported] by Reuters, shows regulators are taking a much more cautious stance on Chinese companies looking to sell shares in America following the disastrous meltdown of ridesharing giant [Didi Global] . Didi’s stock has plunged more than 30% from its initial public offering price of $14 a share, and is trading at nearly half the peak of above $18 that it hit on its IPO day. [exert more control] over its homegrown tech giants, many of whom have chosen to go public in New York instead of Hong...