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OTC:DIDIY News 6 December 2025 - 7 December 2025

DiDi Global Stock (DIDIY) on 7 December 2025: Robotaxi Breakthrough, Lawsuit Settlement and Hong Kong IPO Buzz

DiDi Global Stock (DIDIY) on 7 December 2025: Robotaxi Breakthrough, Lawsuit Settlement and Hong Kong IPO Buzz

Updated: 7 December 2025 – This article is for information only and is not investment advice. DiDi Global Inc., the Chinese ride‑hailing giant once at the center of Beijing’s tech crackdown, is back in the spotlight. In late 2025 the stock is trading in the mid‑$5 range on the U.S. over‑the‑counter market under the ticker DIDIY, with improving profits, a…
7 December 2025
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DiDi Global Stock (DIDIY) in December 2025: Robotaxi Launch, Buybacks and 2026 Forecasts Explained

DiDi Global Stock (DIDIY) in December 2025: Robotaxi Launch, Buybacks and 2026 Forecasts Explained

Published: December 6, 2025 — Information only, not investment advice. DiDi Global Inc. (OTC: DIDIY), the Chinese ride‑hailing giant that became a symbol of Beijing’s tech crackdown, is back in the spotlight. The stock has clawed its way out of penny‑stock territory, earnings have turned positive again, robotaxi trials are underway, and a large IPO lawsuit settlement is finally moving…
6 December 2025
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  • AppLovin Stock Falls 30% in January amid Short-Seller Attacks and AI Concerns
    February 4, 2026, 11:04 AM EST. AppLovin's shares dropped 30% in January following renewed short-seller allegations and rising concerns over the impact of Google's AI game platform, Project Genie. Despite a strong 2025 where the stock doubled, doubts about its valuation at a price-to-sales ratio of 31 and an ongoing SEC investigation weighed on investor sentiment. The stock plunged 17% on the last trading day after the AI platform launch, hitting a sector-wide sell-off. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic ahead of AppLovin's Q4 earnings due Feb. 11, projecting 17% revenue growth to $1.61 billion and earnings per share rising to $2.95. Market watchers note the shift from mobile game development to adtech monetization, suggesting the sell-off may be disproportionate and premature.
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