Source: Tech – South China Morning PostChinese companies are getting cold feet from stringent stock-listing requirements in Shanghai, after personal-computer maker Lenovo and carmaker Geely Automobile pulled their applications, cooling “home-listing” momentum.The two industry giants, with US$75 billion in combined annual sales and US$2 billion in earnings, withdrew their initial public offering (IPO) plans this year as regulators sought to burnish the Star Market credentials as a board for “hard technology enterprises”.A new rule in…Read More