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Tesla, Apple, Rivian, Alibaba, and More Stock Market Movers Wednesday

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Alibaba and JD.com Stocks Are Rising. Don’t Thank Singles Day Sales Results.

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Alibaba and JD.com stocks were rising on Monday, but the price action didn’t seem to be driven by sales results from the closely-watched annual Singles Day event. Alibaba (ticker: BABA) was up 2.5% in U.S. premarket trading, with shares in e-commerce peer JD.com (JD) gaining 3.5%, beating out futures tracking both the S&P 500 index … Read more

Chinese Stocks Stagnant After Monday’s Plunge

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Chinese stock markets Tuesday continued to trade around Monday’s lows when they plunged after President Xi Jinping received a further five-year term as leader of China. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index closed down 0.1% on Tuesday after dropping more than 6% to a new 13-year low on Monday. On the mainland the Shanghai Composite Index … Read more

Five of China’s biggest state firms worth $318 will soon delist from Wall Street

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For months, federal regulators have increased pressure on Beijing and Chinese companies that trade on U.S. stock exchanges to comply with American listing rules.  But on Friday, five of China’s biggest U.S.-listed, state-owned giants, valued at a collective $318 billion, announced they would exit Wall Street instead, marking an acceleration in the U.S.-China financial decoupling.  … Read more

Meta walks a fine line on Facebook, Instagram with calls for violence against Russia

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JD.com Stock Sinks After Earnings Top Estimates but Revenue Growth Slows

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Text size A JD.com distribution center in Beijing. Greg Baker/AFP via Getty Images Shares of JD.com fell sharply Thursday after the Chinese e-commerce giant reported fourth-quarter earnings that topped analysts’ forecasts but slower sales growth. U.S.-listed shares of JD.com (ticker: JD) declined 17% on Thursday to $51.78. JD.com reported net revenue in the quarter of … Read more

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine highlights need for U.S. crypto policy

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Donald Trump and TRUTH Social could still pose a threat to Big Tech

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