The China Securities Regulatory Commission released a revised delisting rules on Friday to include for the first time those companies that pose harm to public health as a new trigger that could lead to a delisting. The move came after a vaccine scandal that has caused a significant public outcry in the past few weeks. Under the revised rules, companies could be delisted for fraud, violating disclosure requirements and engaging in actions that harm national security, public safety, workplace safety …

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