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WATARU SUZUKI and NARAYANAN SOMASUNDARAM, Nikkei staff writers

TOKYO/HONG KONG -- China's cyberspace regulator deepened turmoil in the country's tech sector on Monday by announcing national security-related reviews of two more companies that recently listed in the U.S., a day after unveiling curbs on ride-hailer Didi Global in the wake of its $4.3 billion New York IPO.

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