SK Hynix Shares Slump in South Korea After US Listing
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SK Hynix shares declined in Seoul on Monday after the memory chipmaker's highly-anticipated US trading debut. The company's $26.5 billion US offering was closely watched as a test of demand for overseas offerings as well as for the longevity of the artificial intelligence rally. Bloomberg's Neil Campling reports.
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