Tencent sank by more than 6%, Alibaba dropped 7.39%, while its e-commerce rival JD.com was down 3.7% and Meituan slipped by nearly 3.8%

China's economic slowdown and its crackdown on tech companies have been blamed for new stock listings in Hong Kong plummeting to a nine-year low

Stablecoins are meant to offer a reliable investment option, unlike unpegged cryptocurrencies like bitcoin or ether, which are very volatile

The results fuelled fears of stagflation - a mix of weak growth and rising inflation - as the world's third-largest economy contracted at an annualised rate of 1.0%

The company has partnered with Hong Kong’s largest wireless mobile operator, CSL, to create 5G AR experiences through an app it created

Tencent Music said revenue dropped to 6.64 billion yuan ($979 million) in the first quarter ended March 31, partly due to lower ad sales after a fresh bout of Covid-19 cases in China

In 2021, more than 80 companies cancelled plans to list on Shanghai's tech-focused STAR market, double the number in 2020

Pre-market trading indicates shares will open at 15 to 20 rupees lower than the Rs. 949 issue.

Nissan's controlling shareholder Renault said in April all options were on the table for separating its EV business, including a possible public listing, as it seeks to catch up with rivals

Dennis Uy, chairman of conglomerate Udenna Corporation and listed Chelsea Logistics, plans to divest from a South China Sea gas field and a commercial land leasing company

Logjams have hurt Boeing's cash flow while debt has soared, raising fears among investors of a potential credit rating downgrade for America's largest exporter

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) announced revenue of $1.8 billion in first three months ended March 31, a 16.6% rise from the previous quarter