The rout in Chinese stocks extended in Asia Tuesday, with indexes falling to their lowest levels in years and the battered shares in China’s two biggest tech companies tumbling by double-digit percentages
.of widespread U.S.
delistings of Chinese companies as soon as 2024 and signs that Beijing’s long-running regulatory crackdown has further to run.
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