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That growth is expected to continue this year as the U.S. stock market continues to trend higher

A U.S. slice of TikTok is being valued at $14 billion according to Vice President JD Vance. The parent company, China’s ByteDance, has been valued at more than $200 billion.

The order is another step in the effort to keep TikTok running in the U.S., after Congress banned the social media app, under its current Chinese ownership, in 2024.

Tesla stock closed above $442 on Wednesday. It was the stock’s highest close since Dec. 26, 2024, when shares closed at $454.13.

The company is pushing to be a central player in China’s ongoing AI and cloud adoption.

China has set a goal of becoming an “intelligent economy” and “intelligent society” by 2035.

Timing is everything when it comes to investing. Just look at ARK Invest's purchase of Alibaba stock earlier this week.

The Chinese tech giant is in the midst of its best year in almost a decade. The return of founder Jack Ma in an informal leadership role could drive it higher.

Nvidia is joining up with Alibaba to integrate its AI development tools for physical AI like robots and self-driving cars, Alibaba CEO Eddie Wu said Wednesday.

Uzbekistan Airways will buy up to 22 planes and expand its international routes to the U.S.

The Chinese tech titans are benefiting from Beijing’s artificial-intelligence push. Nomura analysts see this as the better pick.

Berkshire’s first quarter report lists Berkshire’s BYD stake at $0 as of March 31, down from $415 million at the end of 2024.

Oracle will continue to provide cloud services for a new U.S. version of TikTok, a White House official said Monday.

Chinese tech stocks have outgained U.S. counterparts this year, a trend that looks poised to continue.

Nvidia shares have struggled for direction since its latest earnings report in August, as investors await clarity on the chip maker’s future in China.

These consumers are trading down on daily consumption, while selectively splurging on goods and experiences seen as long-lasting or meaningful.

President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping said they would meet in October. Unresolved for now: the future of tariffs and TikTok’s operations in the U.S.

U.S. tech firms continue walk a tightrope as the U.S. and China use export controls and bans on their products to gain the upper hand.

Shares were on course to hit a record high, boosted by a report saying that China would drop an antitrust probe.

The plan is straight out of the Cold War playbook, Leslie Palti-Guzman writes in a guest commentary.