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Luckin Coffee craters 45% after month-long trading halt as traders sell ahead of stock delisting

crated as much as 45% on Wednesday after a weeks-long trading halt on the stock was lifted.

Luckin stock was originally halted on April 7 after it announced that senior executives fabricated as much as 2.2 billion yuan in sales last year. The company recently fired its CEO and chief operating officer, citing fraud.from the Nasdaq exchange. The exchange's staff cited"public interest concerns" surrounding the accounting discrepancies, as well as past failure to disclose critical information, for its delisting recommendation.

 

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