Chinese Gaming Stocks Jump as Regulator Approves New Titles After Months-long Freeze
The HALLO ECHO The HALLO ECHO https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/3cf9bb935f1aaadc409b51e639d4cfd29e997e4c6a43c0836166fbd6393d373a?s=96&d=mm&r=gChinese regulators have approved the first batch of video games for monetisation since last July, ending a freeze that has hurt some of China’s largest technology firms. US-listed shares of NetEase, one of China’s biggest gaming companies, were up more than 4% in early trade Monday while live-streaming companies Bilibili, Huya and DouYu also…
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