@Reuters: South Korea says Solidigm's potential listing could violate dual-listing rules https://reut.rs/4i24i6X
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South Korean regulators said Solidigm's potential listing could violate dual-listing rules, raising questions about the SK Hynix-owned memory chipmaker's plans to go public.
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