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also fell as investors weighed the sector-wide impact of the U.S.-China trade tensions. The iShares PHLX Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) declined 2.9% to $184.44 during early trading. The U.S. IPO market has ... ( read original story ...)

Xinhua previously reported that China would investigate whether FedEx damaged the legal ... Washington also last month put Huawei on a blacklist that effectively blocks U.S. firms from doing business ... ( read original story ...)

China’s economy flashed more warning signs in May as the United States ramped up trade pressure, with industrial output growth unexpectedly slowing to a more than 17-year low and investment cooling, ... ( read original story ...)

Russia may join a list of countries with an offshore crypto zone with a plan to build its own on an island. Learn more about cryptocurrency safe spaces, where fintech ventures are encouraged to ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong is the top destination for Chinese companies seeking to list their shares outside China so far this year, but could face a challenge for initial public offerings from Shanghai’s new ... ( read original story ...)

“This is going to become a nationalist thing, it’s going to become China vs. the world,” Chang says. “And foreign brands are going to become targeted across the board.” Apple, Budweiser, Nike, and ... ( read original story ...)

Beijing has officially launched its new technology innovation ... It will adopt a registration-based initial public offering (IPO) system to facilitate companies’ fundraising. China’s securities ... ( read original story ...)

Earlier on Thursday, China Daily, citing economists ... Last month, the PBOC stepped up efforts to increase loan growth and business activity, announcing cuts in regional banks’ reserve requirements ... ( read original story ...)

It is clear that in China and elsewhere globally, anticipation is building for higher crypto prices.” Based in Hong Kong, BabelFinance offers an array of crypto-related services including management ... ( read original story ...)

PARIS (Reuters) - Chinese “Gen Z” shoppers in their early 20s are emerging as an increasingly powerful force in the luxury industry as brands try and tap into buoyant demand for high-end goods in the ... ( read original story ...)