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Alibaba jumps on a report the Chinese e-commerce conglomerate has developed a new artificial-intelligence chip, while both Marvell and Dell fall following quarterly earnings reports that left investors disappointed.

Cambricon fell 6% in Friday trading after a stunning rally over the past year.

Alibaba, often seen as a bellwether for the Chinese economy, has seen shares outperform the Chinese stock market this year, rising more than 40%.

Nvidia declines after reporting earnings, while Snowflake and Pure Storage trade sharply higher.

Chinese electric-vehicle makers have been caught up in a brutal price war, and that appeared to dent Li’s bottom line.

Nvidia isn't forecasting any sales of its H20 chip for the Chinese market in the current quarter. That's good news for China's hottest chip maker.

It's unclear whether Nvidia will be able to sell its chips in China in future. One Chinese chip maker is taking advantage.

The identity security company impressed the Street with a beat-and-raise quarter, sending its shares higher on Wednesday.

Nvidia reports earnings on Wednesday after the market close. Expectations are high after an earnings season when major technology companies doubled down on AI investment.

Trump has navigated a rocky relationship with China, threatened higher tariffs on India, and awaits a crucial court decision, all of which will help determine U.S. trade policy.

Furniture stocks like Wayfair and Williams-Sonoma fall after President Donald Trump says the U.S. would be launching an investigation into tariffs on furniture imports.

NIO’s U.S.-listed ADRs jumped, again, early Monday after the Chinese EV maker’s Hong Kong-listed shares soared first.

Second-quarter adjusted earnings came in at $3.08 a share on revenue of $14.5 billion, beating expectations.

Dan Wang, a veteran China technology analyst, says the U.S. needs to take a different tack.

The EV maker's U.S. shares were jumping on Friday, having already racked up strong gains the previous session.

Chinese stocks have been climbing since early this year, when DeepSeek’s simpler, cheaper AI models reinvigorated interest in China’s technology companies.

Nvidia stock was rising along with most of the market. CEO Jensen Huang said Friday that the company’s H20 chip in China ”has no security back doors.”

China’s small and medium companies are rushing shipments, raising prices, and shifting supply chains as the U.S.-China trade outlook remains uncertain.

Target names a new CEO and posts quarterly earnings that beat analysts’ forecasts, while Palantir extends losses into a sixth-straight session.

When friendships go awry, there is often a rush to find new cliques. That is playing out on the international stage.

The U.S. plan leaves little room for dialogue, Susan Ariel Aaronson writes in a guest commentary.

Advertising sales slumped, but demand for the search-engine provider's cloud business held up thanks to the rise of artificial intelligence.

Nvidia has agreed to pay 15% of the revenue generated from AI chip sales in China to the U.S. government.

The current talks won’t change much, Christopher Smart writes in a guest commentary.

Dayforce soars following a report that says it could be bought by private-equity firm Thoma Bravo.