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The man who predicted the 2008 housing crash is making another contrarian call, and this time his sights are set on China. Hedge fund manager Michael Burry, who became famous after the film "The Big Short" chronicled his bet against subprime mortgages, revealed on Thursday, June 25, that he added ...

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By Casey Hall and Sophie Yu SHANGHAI, June 18 (Reuters) - China's second-biggest shopping festival is drawing to a subdued close, underscoring weak consumer confidence and government pressure on e-

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BRUSSELS, May 28 (Reuters) - JD.com's acquisition of German retailer Ceconomy will not be financed by Chinese subsidies, the Chinese online retailer said on Thursday after EU antitrust regulators

Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com's $2.5 billion bid for German electronics retailer ‌Ceconomy may involve Chinese subsidies, European Union competition regulators ‌warned on Thursday as they opened a full-scale investigation into the deal. The ​acquisition will allow one of China's largest retailers to expand outside its home market via Ceconomy-owned electronic products retailers MediaMarkt and Saturn. The decision by the European Commission marks its first ‌in-depth probe of a ⁠Chinese deal under its Foreign Subsidies Regulation, which targets unfair foreign state aid and could ⁠require JD.com to offer concessions to address its concerns.

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AI heavyweight Nvidia (NVDA) will report its first quarter results on May 20, in what is easily one of the most anticipated announcements of the earnings season.

Shares of JD.Com Inc (NASDAQ:JD) surged on Wednesday after the company posted strong first-quarter (Q1) results. Benchmark analyst Fawne Jiang said the Q1 results and second-quarter outlook point to "a clear earnings inflection point," with profitability growth "firmly back on track." The JD.Com Analyst: Jiang, reiterated a Buy rating and raised the price target from $38 to $42. The JD.Com Thesis: Despite a challenging backdrop, the company delivered modestly better-than-expected revenue, margin

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JD.com Inc (JD) reports robust revenue growth in service and logistics sectors, while navigating challenges in electronics and home appliances.

JD.com Inc. (NASDAQ:JD) is one of the 9 Stocks Big Short’s Michael Burry Is Betting On. On May 5, an SPDB analyst set a target price of HK$135 on JD.com Inc. (NASDAQ:JD) and maintained a Buy rating on the stock. This reflects a 14.5% upside from here on. Michael Burry usually backs stocks for much […]

JD.com (NASDAQ:JD) reported a faster pace of revenue growth and higher profitability in the first quarter of 2026, as gains in general merchandise, marketplace services and logistics helped offset continued pressure in electronics and home appliances. Chief Executive Officer Sandy Xu said total rev

<body><p>STORY: JD.com beat first-quarter revenue and profit expectations on Tuesday.</p><p>It was seen as a positive sign by investors and shares rose about 1% after the update.</p><p>Subsidies from local governments have proved helpful to JD.com.</p><p>It's encouraged consumers to trade in old appliances and electronics, with JD.com the biggest retailer of these goods.</p><p>Markets watchers will want to see if Beijing's subsidy program can help the firm keep up its momentum.</p><p>Especially as tariff and consumer-demand pressure mounts.</p><p>JD.com's&nbsp;home Chinese market has long struggled with weak consumer confidence.</p><p>That's due to a property slump and higher tariffs imposed by the U.S. on many Chinese goods.</p><p>The U.S.-Iran war has also raised fuel prices and the cost living - which has hit consumer spending power.</p><p>JD.com said revenue for the quarter ended March was just under $46.5 billion - that was&nbsp;ahead of analyst forecasts.</p><p>However, higher costs hit net income.</p><p>JD.com has spent more on fulfilment&nbsp;costs, research and development as well as marketing.</p></body>

Alibaba earnings are expected to show falling profit as it invests in artificial intelligence and food delivery.

US equity futures were pointing lower on Tuesday as investors assess President Donald Trump's latest

Income for JD’s retail business jumped 17% from a year ago as the Chinese government rolls out subsidies to try to revive spending.

Investing.com -- JD.com Inc (NASDAQ:JD) reported first-quarter earnings that exceeded analyst expectations, driving shares up 2.2% in pre-market trade Thursday.

JD.com returned to the black in the first quarter, in a sign the Chinese e-commerce giant is making progress in stemming losses in its food-delivery business.

Investing.com -- China’s economy is facing a deepening rift between headline growth and labor market health. The nation posted a solid 5.0% year-on-year GDP print in the first quarter of 2026. But, underlying data reveal persistent weakness in employment, particularly among younger cohorts.