Tencent is the second large Chinese technology company to look for domestic alternatives to Nvidia amid tightening US sanctions

Huawei saw its sales surge 83% in the first four weeks of October, according to data from Hong Kong-based research firm Counterpoint

Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index saw its best day in four months, while the Nikkei rose 2.5% and most other Asian markets and currencies were also lifted

For US businesses, the dinner will particularly be a chance to hear directly from the leader of the world’s second-biggest economy as they search for ways to navigate its economic slowdown

Analysts say the BOJ is looking for an appropriate time to raise interest rates. Many experts believe the policy change could occur in April.

Beijing bought $14-billion worth of chipmaking equipment from the Netherlands and other countries this year, before they imposed bans to compliment the US-led effort

China seems poised to the end the year on a high too, with the final two months of the year seen as seasonally high for vehicle sales

If approved, the new measures will apply specifically to auditors that have been hired by domestic firms or are conducting cross-border work

Asian markets were mixed on Tuesday, with stocks in China flat, while shares in Japan, Korea, Malaysia and Australia rose

The arrest of a prominent Japanese executive in China has caused a chill in dealings; Japanese investment has plunged this year and many Japanese are too scared to even work in the country

Tokyo is set to issue nearly $59.8 billion in bonds to fund the commitment, raising concerns in some quarters about ballooning debt

The US is playing a game of 'catch-me-if-you-can' with Nvidia and other chipmakers that will hurt both countries, the companies involved and only spur more innovation in China, Global Times says