Stocks were down sharply Monday on concern about an artificial intelligence stock bubble popping because of the emergence of ...

Shares in Tencent dropped, after the Pentagon added the social-media and videogaming company to its list of "Chinese military companies." Tencent said the addition was "clearly a mistake." ...

Following my March 2024 call to buy Tencent, where shares returned about 32% compared to a 13% gain for the S&P 500, I believe the recent U.S. blacklisting presents another attractive entry point.

Shares of Tencent (OTC: TCEHY), the Chinese tech giant and owner of the WeChat superapp, were tumbling Monday after the U.S. Department of Defense listed the company as a Chinese military entity ...

Geopolitical risks are already playing out On Monday, the Pentagon designated two high-profile tech companies — Tencent and CATL — as Chinese military companies operating in the US.

PUBG Developer Krafton Invests $136 Million in Game Studios, Expands AI Team for Future Gaming Innovations Tencent's partner Krafton invests over $136M in 12 game studios, focusing on AI development.

Tencent’s inclusion of the company in the list of Chinese military companies, or CMC, by the US Department of Defense is a negative surprise, leading to falls in its ADRs and Hong Kong shares.