The removal of ride-sharing group Didi Chuxing from Chinese mobile app stores days after the firm raised US$4.4 billion in a public share sale brings to the fore the heightened regulatory risks for investors seeking private investments in China, especially in its high-growth technology sector. The second such instance in months — after the pulling of the US$37 billion Ant…
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