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2021-02-19

Startup Meicai’s CFO Departure Adds Uncertainty to IPO Plans

(Bloomberg) -- Meicai, a Chinese startup that connects vegetable farmers with restaurants, has recen

Startup Meicai’s CFO Departure Adds Uncertainty to IPO Plans

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Startup Meicai’s CFO Departure Adds Uncertainty to IPO Plans

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