The market values of tech and media company Naspers and its global consumer internet arm, Prosus, rebounded on Wednesday after China’s regulators sought to manage the fallout of draft rules designed to clamp down on online gaming.

On Friday, the communist state announced new rules to curb excessive gaming and spending on online games — a proposal that hit listed tech giants such as Tencent, which is 25%-owned by Prosus...

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