Regulators in Beijing are considering requiring knowledge-rich Chinese corporations that need to go public in the United States to pass on their knowledge to third-party corporations as a component of a broader crackdown on listings, Reuters first reported. Officials Chinese corporations seeking to make their knowledge public would be limited in their ability to transfer knowledge if third-party corporations, preferably subsidized through the state, were asked to manage and monitor their knowledge, the resources told Reuters. The proposed plan, one of many under consideration, comes as Beijing increasingly fears that overseas listings will force Chinese corporations to hand over their...