US is set as early as Friday to add at least 10 more Chinese companies and other entities to its economic blacklist over alleged human rights abuses, high-tech surveillance in Xinjiang
Crackdown wipes out billions from Didi, other US-listed companies
A sharp sell-off in Didi shares would further dent confidence of its investors, who were shocked by the probe into the ride-hailing firm just two days after its New York stock market debut
China's cyberspace watchdog said it suspects Didi was involved in illegal collection and use of personal data. It did not cite any specific violations.
Some lawmakers and industry groups are pressing for the House to include the incentives for chipmakers
Amazon, founded in 1994 by Jeff Bezos, remained the world's most valuable brand with an estimated value of $684 billion
US officials share many of the concerns Trump cited in his order banning TikTok
In May, Zhang unexpectedly announced that he will step down as CEO of the TikTok owner amid Chinese' regulators' tightened scrutiny of the country's biggest technology firms.
the ride-hailing giant is pushing ahead with what could be the largest initial public offering in the United States this year
Chinese tech stocks were mixed Friday. Alibaba fell 1.2 per cent and Tencent slipped 0.8 per cent at the close in Hong Kong.
Didi could raise around $10 billion and seek a valuation of close to $100 billion
Biden's position on Trump's order has been closely watched by Wall Street and Capitol Hill.
A bike-sharing platform, a podcaster and a cloud computing firm are among corporates holding off plans.
OPPO is now manufacturing one smartphone every three seconds at its 110-acre facility in Noida.
Xiaomi was among the more high-profile Chinese technology companies that former President Donald Trump targeted for alleged ties to China's military.
The food delivery giant fell almost 10% in Hong Kong before closing 7.1% lower
China's Huawei Technologies saw revenue fall 16.5% in the first quarter compared to a year earlier
Traders watched for signs of what President Joe Biden might do about reviving tariff war talks with Beijing.
China's market regulator said on Tuesday it had warned nearly three dozen internet "platform" companies to stop using any banned practices
Jack Ma's firm to fold all financial operations into holdco