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Combined, Li Auto, NIO, and XPeng delivered almost 130,000 cars in December, a monthly record.

The Chinese company sold 2.3 million all-electric cars in 2025. That will easily top Tesla’s expected 1.7 million units, making BYD the top seller of all-electric cars globally.

Higher levies on imported furniture were slated to go into effect Thursday. They have now been pushed back a year.

Baidu rises sharply as it prepares to list its artificial-intelligence chip unit, taking advantage of a frenzy of Chinese investor interest in domestic AI technology.

Baidu’s chip unit files for Hong Kong IPO, Trump delays tariffs on furniture, Google shakes up home listings sector, and more news to start your day.

Non-U.S. stocks look poised for another standout year, fueled by rising earnings and falling interest rates. Where to shop now.

China keeps advancing its artificial-intelligence tech base. That can’t be ignored.

Nvidia shares are drifting but reports of strong demand for its artificial-intelligence processors in China could point the way to future gains. 

History is nothing to fret about, especially after Alibaba’s rally this year fueled by a pivot to artificial intelligence

Beijing is quietly channeling support through local governments, state firms, and targeted subsidies—stabilizing growth without shock-and-awe.

Meta Platforms is buying AI start-up Manus, which could boost the social-media platform’s offering in the hot area of autonomous agents. 

Other countries could learn something from China, Winnie Jiang, Yidi Guo, and Runjia Zhang write in a guest commentary.

Alibaba and other Chinese names fell in Monday trading, trailing U.S. stocks even as the wider market exhibited a lackluster performance to start the final week of the year.

As marriage rates fall and households shrink in China, a structural shift in the consumer market is catering to individuals rather than households.

Exports, and global spending on artificial intelligence, will be critical for the market and for growth.

The move comes after the U.S. agreed to sell Taiwan more than $11 billion in weapons.

A hot economy and cooling jobs leave the Fed in a bind, Alibaba shows China may be the next frontier for Nvidia and AMD, more news to start your day.

This was a great year for Chinese stocks, and especially for big technology names.

Tencent is using a Japanese cloud service to access Nvidia Blackwell chips that remain banned to Chinese customers.

The development is the latest in a saga that has played out over multiple administrations.

Nvidia stock was gaining as it looks to be nearing official U.S. permission to export artificial-intelligence chips to China. 

TikTok and Oracle sign an agreement for a U.S. venture, Nike beats forecasts but China sales disappoint, more news to start your day.

Charlene Chu, a debt-focused senior analyst at Autonomous Research, sees trouble at China Vanke as a sign that the country’s economic problems are likely to get worse next year.

Nvidia stock was falling Wednesday as the chip maker faces an increasing number of rivals in the U.S. and China.

The world is awash with oil. The cost of gasoline is sliding.