SHANGHAI: China shares shed early gains to end lower on Thursday, as more than 300 start-ups slumped earlier in the session after regulators moved to curb speculation on the tech-heavy ChiNext board.
Shares in China's start-up firms plunged as investors retreated after a few stocks were suspended from trading due to "abnormal volatility" amid reports of government measures to crack down on speculation.
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