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"Everyone's waiting for this consumption boom," one analyst said. "I don't think it's really going to come."

China's Singles Day is much larger than Black Friday, but the shopping event is expected to slow this year as China retailers struggle.

Chinese tech stocks have continued to underperform in 2023, even as their counterparts in the U.S. have rebounded. Among Chinese tech names, Alibaba and JD.com are both worth considering after the sell-off - but there's an argument to be made that one of these tech stocks looks more compelling right…

As fellow Chinese retailer Alibaba slumps and China's economy slows, Miniso fights to build on its already huge run.

Analyst reports are suggesting that Apple's latest iPhone may be struggling in the Chinese market.

China’s economy appears to be showing signs of stabilization amid new stimulus measures and recent economic data signaling optimism. So, let’s look at top-rated Chinese stocks Alibaba Group (BABA), JD.com (JD), and Hello Group (MOMO), with immense investor interest. Keep reading….

JD.com stock fell to new 52-week lows last week, and has lost almost half of its market cap in 2023. The stock now looks quite undervalued after the recent sell-off, and could offer strong returns in the medium to long term.

U.S.-listed shares of JD stock fell by as much as 4.5% in early trading, underlining concerns about consumer spending in China.

The tech sector has been on a tear in 2023, but not every Nasdaq-100 name is trading at a wildly inflated valuation. Here's a look at three Nasdaq-100stocks investors can still buy at a relative bargain.

China's growth may be slowing, but its economy is still forecast to expand by $US1.1 trillion a year. NZ companies want in. Nikki Mandow reports.

A GeForce RTX 3050 LP model has appeared in China based on a 65W TDP mobile GPU, but its $278 price is off-putting.