China's Didi Chuxing's share price has tumbled amid a crackdown on tech firms listing overseas.
Shares in the ride-hailing company plunged 22% the first day of US trade after the July 4 break.
It comes after China's internet regulator ordered online stores not to offer Didi's app, saying it illegally collected users' personal data.
The tech company began selling shares on the New York Stock Exchange just last week.
The removal does not affect existing users, but will stop new users registering on the country's biggest ride hailing platform.
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