China's Tencent drops out of world's largest 10 companies

Chinese internet giant plagued by tightening regulations from Beijing

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Chinese company, Tencent Holdings is about to lose its top 10 ranking as one of the world’s largest companies by market value as its Hong-Kong-listed shares fell close to 2% this morning.

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