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A Chinese EV maker took the top spot for sales in the second quarter of 2022, dethroning Tesla for the first time.
Rising tensions between China and the United States, exemplified by Nancy Pelosi's recent visit to Taiwan, pose significant for Tesla's most profitable market. But all the risks are not to the...
Here are previews of four companies on deck to report earnings before markets open Thursday morning.
Tuesday's additional top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Cracker Barrel, Farfetch, Intel, Kodiak Sciences, Pinterest, Snowflake, Teladoc and more.
Demand for gold dropped sharply in the second quarter and the outlook for the rest of the year calls for only a modest uptick in demand for the entire year.
Semiconductors, especially advanced chips made with the latest technology, have become the latest flash point in the competition between the United States and China.
Monday’s additional top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Baidu, Citizens Financial, JD.com, Marathon Petroleum, Netflix, Nielsen, Pinduoduo, Rocket Companies and Trade Desk.
One major Wall Street investment house is betting big on China making a comeback.
Tuesday’s additional top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Boyd Gaming, NextDecade, Redfin, Rio Tinto and Zions Bancorp.
The lack of iPhone buyers across a part of China that has tens of millions of people, due to a pandemic lockdown, is a serious challenge to Apple.
The Moscow stock exchange reopened for a shortened session Thursday, and Russia is about to demand payment for natural gas in rubles. The United States and its NATO partners are expected to announce...
Chinese tech stocks were on a run Tuesday following an announcement from Alibaba that it is increasing its share buyback program to $25 billion.
Ukrainian officials have rejected a Russian demand that the city of Mariupol surrender, and the war continues with the prospect of a military stalemate ahead.
President Biden will speak by phone with Chinese President Xi Friday morning, emphasizing that China will be responsible for any support it gives for Russian aggression.
Chinese stocks rallied Wednesday morning after state media vowed to ensure financial stability.