NIO is planning a secondary share offering in Singapore. That will be the third exchange where its shares are listed.

Beijing has offered few specifics on the regulatory easing, and leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to a zero-Covid policy, which has further dented economic growth.

Investors are grappling with the worsening picture in China, where ongoing Covid-19 lockdowns have hammered sales.

Tesla's car plant in Shanghai is back to ramping up production after Covid restrictions shut the plant in late March.

The Nasdaq lost 5% as investors try to figure out how much damage higher interest rates will do to the economy and earnings.

The semiconductor company reports quarterly sales that missed Wall Street estimates.

More than 80 companies are added to a list compiled by the SEC for possible delisting if they aren't more transparent with their financial accounting.

China's zero-Covid policy, an upcoming change in leadership, the continued delisting threat, and the unveiling of the U.S.'s China policy could keep investors on the sidelines.

Tesla will put its next plant by one that it already has in the Chinese city, according to the China Securities Journal.

Same-store sales at Yum! Brands rise 3% in the first quarter but miss analysts' forecasts.

The company says it no longer believes it will achieve previously outlined targets for 2022 and withdraws its guidance.

Regulatory headwinds have battered U.S.-listed Chinese tech stocks. Now, DiDi Global has disclosed that it faces an SEC investigation over its IPO last year.

The semiconductor manufacturer says lockdowns in China could create a $50 million headwind during the June quarter.

DiDi Global said its $4 billion initial public offering from last June is the subject of an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

There is strong App Store net revenue growth in China, and improving trends in Japan and South Korea as well. It could offset weaker growth in the U.S.