South China Morning Post: WuXi AppTec's Hong Kong shares opened more than 6% higher, before pulling back to around 2% in morning trade.
According to a report by the South China Morning Post on November 10, after the U.S. Department of Defense removed WuXi AppTec from its list of Chinese military companies, the company's Hong Kong-listed shares opened up over 6%, with morning gains subsequently narrowing to around 2%; its Shanghai-listed shares rose by about 1.8%. The above reflects the market performance at the time of the report.
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