Didi Chuxing Technology Co., the Beijing-headquartered transport company that transforms itself into a Chinese ride-hailing giant having had 550 million users and tens of millions of drivers in less than a decade , had been facing off steep pressures from Chinese regulators to engineer a plan to delist from US capital market over frets of potential data breach, a press agency report had unmasked on Friday’s morning US trading hours citing two unnamed people familiar with the subject-matter. On top of that, followed by the release of media topline, shares’ prices of US-listed Didi Global Inc., a subsidiary of the...