How Ant's Plans for a $34 Billion IPO Unraveled | WSJ
Days before Chinese fintech giant Ant Group was scheduled to go public in what would have been the world's largest listing, regulators put plans on hold. WSJ's Quentin Webb explains the sudden turn of events and what the IPO suspension means for Ant's future. Photo: Aly Song/Reuters
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