Regulation
Hong Kong Stocks Stagger Into 2022 as World's Worst Performer
Hong Kong's market is the worst performer globally among major stock markets, beaten down by exposure to U.S.-listed companies, and with the city oppressed.
Weibo Shares Fall as Twitter Equivalent Debuts in Hong Kong Market
After its parent, Sina Corp., delisted in New York, Weibo could be next now that its stock has established a Chinese presence.
Didi Global to Ditch U.S. Listing and Try Again in Hong Kong
China's ride-hailing market leader is bowing to Chinese government pressure and will exit the New York Stock Exchange.
Let's Unroll Two Cannabis-Related ETFs
Let's review Advisor Shares Pure Cannabis and Amplify Seymour Cannabis ETFs -- and what do swaps have to do with the 'sticky icky.'
Chinese Officials Reportedly Tell Didi Global to Devise Plan to Delist in U.S.
Beijing regulators push top management of the ride-hailing app to make the move after a disastrous IPO, according to media reports.
Are Chinese Tech Stocks Suddenly Attractive Again?
It's an oft repeated phrase, but perhaps repeated so often because it holds some wisdom: 'Be greedy when others are fearful.'
Bitcoin's Taproot Upgrade Overshadowed for Now by China's Crypto Crackdown
The digital currency is heading south after reaching an all-time high; what does its chart tell us about what's going on?
The Tide May Be Turning for Cannabis Stocks: Here's How I'm Playing It
Given that cannabis stocks have only begun to turn higher, I'm not going overly aggressive on this trade.
While Traditional Wall Street Worries, Retail Traders Stay Aggressive
Big-picture experts fret about how the indices are dancing around to inflation and other macro concerns while missing the positive action in many stocks.
Surging Steel Stocks Might Be Set for a Cool-Down
The red-hot sector is now running into a number of headwinds that could hamper further growth.
Yahoo, Fortnite Retreat from China
More representatives of U.S. Big Tech are waving the white flag as Chinese operating costs soar.
Are SPACs Back in Vogue After Trump Bump?
Google search interest in SPACs has soared in the past week, reaching its highest level since February.
Super Thursday, Filling Gaps, Crypto Regulator Talk, Amazing Alcoa, AMD Love
Plus, an FDA advisory panel gives a unanimous boost to a Moderna booster shot and Boeing slumps on a negative news report.
Microsoft Dismantling LinkedIn China Due to Bottom Line Issues, Not Morals
The tech giant doesn't want to risk its big cloud computing and software business in China over censorship traps that its social media jobs site faces.
Chinese Food App Meituan Shares Leap After US$535M Fine
The food-delivery operator Meituan has been penalized less than expected for abusing its market dominance, sending Chinese tech shares sharply higher.
Macau's Casino Stocks, Near Record Lows, Face Specter of Tough License Reviews
Macau's gambling empires will undergo government reviews that likely will end with different degrees of bad for U.S. operators.
Jim Cramer: Gary Gensler Won't Stand for Financial Engineering
Right now there is a lot of pushback to regulation.
Would a Payment for Order Flow Ban End the Fun for Robinhood and Meme Stocks?
Let's examine the important implications of a potential end to PFOF.
Here's One Way to Play a Potential Ban of Payment for Order Flow
Good riddance to PFOF if that comes to pass.
Are Those Who Invest in China Missing the Biggest Risk?
Shareholders in Chinese Big Tech may be breathing a sigh of relief, but troubles in the property sector could indicate worse market conditions are on the way.
China Passes Personal Data Protection Law, Sends Tech South Again
Chinese tech stocks have nearly halved in value in the last six months, with President Xi Jinping suggesting "excessively high incomes" need redistribution.
Coinbase Offers a Put Options Play After Its Post-Earnings Jump
The stock of the cryptocurrency exchange could be vulnerable due to an unclear outlook and possible industry regulation ahead.
Canadian's Conviction Should Send Message to Investors in Chinese Companies
The 11-year sentence given to Michael Spavor, who brokered Dennis Rodman's trips to North Korea, is a political message delivered at his personal cost.
Chinese Videogame Industry Braces for Curbs from Beijing
Are videogame makers like Tencent and NetEase the latest targets in the Communist Party's bid to curb Big Tech?
With Controversy Aplenty, Robinhood Goes Public
Is HOOD walking into the public spotlight with a bulls-eye on its back before it gets a chance to prove itself?
Should U.S. Investors Ever Trust Chinese Stocks Again?
After being burned by Beijing, many U.S. investors are rightfully left wondering about their China-linked holdings.
China Puts Curbs on Private Tutoring, Mandates Higher Food Delivery Pay
Chinese regulators do not care how much stock market destruction they cause in the process of imposing these rules.
Watch These 3 Chinese Electric Vehicle Companies for Regulatory Risks
Chinese EV makers fit the profile perfectly of companies subject to future data scrutiny by the Chinese Communist Party.
Temasek's Gains Remind Investors of China's Profit Potential
Strong performance has pushed the Singapore state investor's assets to record levels. But its cross-border scope is increasingly difficult to maintain.
Biden's Executive Order on Competition Could Slice Several Companies Into Pieces
Any selling of these stocks based on short to medium term potential for antitrust litigation could probably be a trade if one is savvy enough.