Didi Global Inc.’s bumpy ride in the U.S. public markets is over—after 11 months.
The ride-hailing company marked its last day as a New York Stock Exchange-traded company Friday, according to a person familiar with the matter, after an ill-fated debut helped turn it into a poster child for China’s tech crackdown.
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