Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, is traveling to Beijing next week to present a modified version of the company’s Blackwell ...

Shares in Alibaba and Tencent were rocked in Hong Kong on Thursday following reports that they could be the next casualties of President Donald Trump’s scorched earth campaign against Chinese tech.

Asian equity markets finished mostly higher on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump extended the grace period for a new ...

Last night, President Trump shocked most of the world by signing an executive order targeting not just TikTok, but also WeChat, two massive Chinese platforms, and also their parent companies ...

The decision to shelve plans to add the Chinese tech giants is a blow to China hawks in the administration, who have been seeking to cement outgoing President Donald Trump's tough-on-China legacy ...

President Donald Trump on Thursday issued executive orders that would ban the social media app TikTok and WeChat from operating in the US in 45 days if they are not sold by their Chinese-owned ...

President Donald Trump said tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China will go into effect Tuesday. Trump is proposing an additional 10% tariff on Chinese imports. China vowed to respond. Chinese stocks ...

Late Thursday night, President Donald Trump signed an executive order targeted at social media video platform TikTok and Tencent, a Chinese company that owns the studios behind major video games ...

President Donald Trump issued executive orders to ban TikTok and WeChat in 45 days, citing national security fears. TikTok swiftly responded by threatening to take legal action. The orders issued ...

US president Donald Trump singled out the app WeChat in his most recent executive order, which demands US firms stop doing business with it. ... Tencent Pictures, its film and production arm, ...

Former president Donald Trump says he wants to “save TikTok.” Just four years ago, he wanted to ban it. On Truth Social, Trump has framed himself as TikTok’s shining knight, out to save the ...

Shares in Alibaba and Tencent were rocked in Hong Kong on Thursday following reports that they could be the next casualties of President Donald Trump’s scorched earth campaign against Chinese tech.