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Tencent resumes growth, posts $21.9 billion revenue in December quarterTencent Holdings Ltd.’s revenue inched up after two quarters of contractions, fueling hopes that Beijing will again allow the world’s large...- China's WeChat shuts Bloomberg's financial news accountTencent-owned WeChat said it had received "complaints" about Bloomberg's "Daybreak" account, which posts global market updates, reports Sou...
- Elon Musk's China ties add potential risks to Twitter purchaseTesla Inc's ambitions in China might give Beijing that leverage to pressure Twitter to silence human rights activists and other critics or ...
- China apps bypass ban; K’taka may draft new gaming lawMany of the 224 China-linked apps that India has banned since June 2020 continue to operate in India, according to industry insiders and pr...
- At Amazon, some brands get more protection from fakes than othersMost merchants, many of them small businesses, rely on Amazon’s algorithms to ferret out fakes before they appear—an automated process that...
- With Tata set to take on Ambani, this is how a high-stakes, all-out retail war is about to play outTata Group is talking to Walmart for a $25 billion investment in a “super-app,” a multipurpose platform combining fashion, lifestyle and el...
- TikTok, WeChat are just the beginning, nations fight over data to leave decades-long impactPresident Donald Trump’s moves to prevent some of China’s biggest companies from accessing the private data of Americans -- restrictions se...
- TikTok tug-of-war ensnares app’s affable billionaire founderThe reclusive founder has expressed his frustration with U.S. authorities to ByteDance employees. In an all-hands memo recently, Zhang said...
- Trump ban on top messaging app risks snarling global businessThe White House’s vaguely worded edict left a lot of open questions about how broadly the ban would be applied and the full ramifications f...
- War over TikTok worsens, China threatens retaliation against US 'smash and grab'An editorial, published late Monday by the China Daily newspaper, represented Beijing’s strongest defence yet of ByteDance Ltd. and its vir...
- The 20 minutes that broke the US oil marketThe fossil fuel that helped to build the modern world, was now not an asset but a liability.
- Koos Bekker’s fortune was founded on one investment in China’s TencentIn 2001 Naspers, the media group he chairs, put $32 million into a then-obscure Web company called Tencent. Its stake today is worth $66 bn.
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