Why Are NetEase Shares Trading Lower Today?
Chinese gaming firm NetEase Inc (NASDAQ:NTES) scrapped some of its studios and projects started in early September amid…
Breather For Alibaba, Baidu, Tencent, Didi Investors From Goldman Sachs: Bloomberg
Goldman Sachs sees limited damage to economic growth and investment prospects from China’s recent regulatory tightening, Bloomberg reports. The investment…
Amazon Attracts Fresh Antitrust Allegations To Existing Lawsuit: WSJ
The District of Columbia’s attorney general blamed has Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) for manipulating wholesaler contracts to drive up product prices…
Cinedigm Regains Compliance With Nasdaq
On September 10, the Nasdaq informed Cinedigm Corp’s (NASDAQ:CIDM) compliance to the listing standards after filing the 10-Q for the quarter…
Google Hit With $177M Fine In South Korea Over Squeezing Out Android Rivals: Report
South Korea’s antitrust regulator has slapped Alphabet Inc’s (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) Google a fine of $177 million, Bloomberg News
How China Continues To Breed Danger For Alibaba, Baidu, Tencent’s Prospects
Concerns are at peak among investors and domestic tech companies, including China’s cloud majors Baidu Inc’s (NASDAQ:BIDU) Baidu AI, Alibaba Group…
Is The Biden Administration Going To Move On Cannabis Reform?
The Biden administration was never expected to be an eager leader in the cannabis reform movement.
However, with over 90% of Americans believing that pot should be legal for medical use and 60% supporting recreational use, it is fair to ask when or if the Biden administration will take action on the matter.
Why Are Alibaba Shares Trading Lower Today?
Chinese regulators ordered Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (NYSE:BABA) owned fintech giant Ant Group to split Alipay create a separate app for its…
Tech Market In Focus After Big Friday Slide From Apple, Alphabet Following Judge’s Decision
September has a bad reputation around Wall Street. It’s living up to that so far as last week was the worst in three months, but some green shoots pushed through the sidewalk cracks this morning as eyes turn to the Tech sector after a ragged Friday.