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Despite Alibaba’s recent bid for AutoNavi, M&A specialists expect fewer Chinese companies to leave the US after share prices surged in 2013.

The Chinese biotech firm is quitting Nasdaq for a possible listing in Hong Kong.

Chinese advertising company Focus Media, which has been under attack by short-seller Carson Block, gets a buyout offer.

The Japanese food and beverage company is delisting its Singapore subsidiary as part of a regional reorganisation.

Attacks from short sellers are driving some Chinese companies to abandon US listings, with Fushi Copperweld the latest to join the exodus.

The Alibaba Group offers up to $2.5 billion to take its Hong Kong-listed B2B trading platform private, four years after the company went public.

Yageo founder Pierre Chen and KKR launch a deal to delist the Taiwanese electronic component maker, citing the need for greater financial flexibility.

The latest deal from the Malaysian tycoon sees him launch a $1.48 billion offer to delist power and gaming company Tanjong.

The offer comes after the sale of the mobile businesses in India and Israel, and the separate listing of the Hong Kong and Macau operations, left HTIL with four businesses at the early growth stages.