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The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Thursday announced plans to delist three Chinese companies with alleged ties to the Chinese military to comply with one of [President Trump](/people/donald-trump) [Donald Trump](/people/donald-trump) [Trump hotel in DC raises room rates for Biden inauguration](/homenews/news/532287-trump-hotel-in-dc-raising-room-rates-for-biden-inauguration-report) [GOP lawmaker criticizes Trump, colleagues for ‘trying to discredit’ the election](/homenews/532286-gop-lawmaker-rebukes-trump-fellow-republicans-for-trying-to-overturn-2020-election) [Video shows long lines on last day of early voting in Georgia](/homenews/state-watch/532283-video-shows-massive-lines-on-last-day-of-voting-in-georgia) [MORE](/people/donald-trump) ’s executive orders. The NYSE announced it has begun proceedings to delist China Mobile Ltd., China Telecom Corp Ltd. and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd., and they will be suspended from trading between Jan. 7...
