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The Chinese company reported fourth-quarter net profit of $40 million. Wall Street expected a small loss.

Stocks are bending, but not yet breaking, in the face of the historic oil price surge.

The operator of the Korea Exchange halted trading on shares at one point on Monday due to heightened volatility.

As warehouse clubs and private labels surge, China’s consumers are reshaping retail—and squeezing the pricing power of multinational brands.

Payrolls grew by an average of just 18,000 in each of the past three months. Plus, market newsletter commentary on China’s reduced growth target, higher oil prices, AI stocks.

The conflict may flip which country has the upper hand heading into the Trump-Xi negotiations next month, Diana Choyleva writes in a guest commentary.

Alibaba Group and NetEase shares are showing technical signs of stabilization as Chinese equities attempt to bottom after a prolonged slump.

Shares in Broadcom rise after the chip maker beats Wall Street’s earnings targets for its fiscal first quarter.

Beijing is signaling that fiscal stimulus won’t increase. Its priorities instead are artificial intelligence, manufacturing, and green energy.

China sets its lowest economic growth target in decades.

JD.com reported a steep fall in quarterly profit even as revenue rose 1.5%.

The managing director of the World Economic Forum writes that governments must adapt to a fragmenting world order.

The Lazard International Dynamic Equity ETF has beaten its peers and the benchmark for a decade. It converted from a traditional mutual fund last year.

China’s annual Two Sessions meetings may deliver a record-low growth target and fresh policies aimed at boosting household consumption as Beijing tries to rebalance its economy.

The U.S. attack on Iran, which sells the bulk of its oil to China, comes on the heels of an attack on Venezuela, another of Beijing’s allies.

Combined, NIO, Li, and XPeng delivered 62,474 cars, down 10.6% from a year ago. It was the worst monthly combined performance since January 2023.

Nvidia suffers worst day in almost a year, China gets relief from Trump’s tariffs, Netflix calls it quits on Warner Bros. bidding war, and more news to start your day.

Nvidia tumbles after the chip maker’s fourth-quarter earnings fail to assuage investors’ concerns over artificial-intelligence disruption.

Beijing is turning out to be one of the biggest winners from the Supreme Court’s ruling against many of President Donald Trump’s levies.

Rare earth company MP Materials has selected the location for its next rare-earth magnet making facility.

Weak advertising spending dragged down the Chinese search-engine provider’s profit and revenue.

Major Chinese stocks have been volatile since the Hong Kong market reopened following the Lunar New Year.

Developing nations must assert economic sovereignty without rejecting globalization, Rabah Arezki writes in a guest commentary.

China’s robot maker Unitree showed off impressive capabilities at a new year celebration.

The Trump administration is likely to crackdown further on Chinese companies this year, Jonathan E. Hillman writes in a guest commentary.