Trony Solar latest clean-tech firm to ditch IPO plans

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China-based company shelves plans for $200m New York listing

Chinese thin-film solar cell manufacturer Trony Solar has become the latest renewable energy firm to fall victim of the sluggish initial public offering (IPO) market, further confusing the outlook for...

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