Luckin Coffee is preparing to relist its shares in the U.S., its co-founder and CEO, Jinyi Guo, said at an entrepreneurs' gathering earlier this month, five years after a $300 million accounting scandal derailed the coffee chain's business. Speaking at a government-hosted event in the southeastern city of Xiamen, where Luckin Coffee is headquartered, Guo said that "under the municipal government's guidance, we are actively pushing the process of relisting on a U.S. main board," according to CNBC's translation of his speech in Mandarin published by a Xiamen government-backed industry and commerce group. The relisting process, once completed, would help promote Xiamen's reputation as an attractive venue for global business and investment, Guo added, while acknowledging the government's suppo

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