Anxious about regulators, Naspers, SoftBank, Berkshire, and other early investors in Chinese tech giants are selling; $7.6B in Tencent shares could be sold (Bloomberg)

Bloomberg:
Anxious about regulators, Naspers, SoftBank, Berkshire, and other early investors in Chinese tech giants are selling; $7.6B in Tencent shares could be sold  —  For early backers, they’ve been some of the most profitable Chinese stock investments of all time: Tencent Holdings Ltd., Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and BYD Co.

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