China’s biggest tech companies are bouncing back after years on the ropes with outsized ambitions to dominate in everything from robots and smart glasses to cheap meals. But investors want them to ...

Hong Kong stocks still have upside room,’ analyst says, adding that expectations for corporate earnings are stable.

Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com , is going all out to build its instant-delivery business to diversify revenue, but breaking into the competitive industry is proving difficult.

JD.com Inc.’s revenue grew a faster-than-anticipated 22%, benefiting from government-directed consumer subsidies as well as ...

Morningstar analyst Chelsey Tam said it could be difficult for JD.com to reduce subsidies quickly, suggesting that earnings could remain under pressure for some time. Meituan and Alibaba have offered ...

Bridgewater Associates exits holdings in US-listed Chinese companies amidst geopolitical tensions, shifts focus to US tech ...

The Chinese e-commerce giant diversified into food delivery this year as part of a strategy to gain market share in the ...

Shares of CoreWeave fall after earnings from the artificial-intelligence cloud vendor disappoint Wall Street, while Bullish ...

The company launched same-day grocery delivery in 1,000 cities and plans to more than double it to over 2,300 U.S. areas by ...

Moderately bullish activity in Alibaba (BABA), with shares up $3.29, or 2.69%, near $125.72. Options volume running well above average with 326k ...

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) is back challenging for the top of the global listing league tables with secondary listings helping drive ...