Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (BABA)

Qualcomm's legal fight with Apple continues to rage, and the company is also mired in a battle with the FTC that could have big implications for its patent-licensing business.

Despite a recent rally, China's largest online commerce company presents a mixed picture for investors.

And why I won't recommend any other stocks in these markets, right now.

After many years of trying to compete in China, Amazon is reportedly in talks to merge its Chinese operations with those of a bigger local player.

Walmart's widening focus across the globe necessitates a widened focus from investors.

China isn't the world's factory anymore. It's the world's biggest shopfront, and Japanese retailers are out-hustling their U.S. rivals in selling into those 'shops.'

The Chinese e-commerce giant just took a stake in a video platform, and is reportedly in talks to buy a stake in a German retailer's Chinese arm.

What stocks to buy and what to avoid on the continual leaks coming out of the Kudlow-Mnuchin camp and the Lighthizer-Navarro camp.

Equity markets can continue to move up and regain lost performance -- valuations are supportive and company's earnings are not as bad as feared.

Alibaba could make a shallow dip in the near-term and that is likely to be a buying opportunity.

The Shanghai-based company received a $317 million investment from Tencent in 2018 and recently added a business collaboration with Taobao Marketplace.

This quarter will be known as the quarter where you had to pay the piper to get sales and the piper happens most often to be Alphabet's Google.

Xtrackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares is the purest China ETF play, though there are others to consider, too.

With its console processor and PC GPU sales expected to drop this year, AMD's upbeat full-year guidance points to a strong PC and server CPU sales ramp.

I think we can all agree that there will be no increase made to the Fed Funds Rate today.

The glass maker is seeing strong optical fiber demand from telcos and data center owners, and is even growing its Gorilla Glass sales in the face of a weak smartphone market.

There is concern about missing out on further upside, but technically some sort of pullback is probable.

It's going to be one hectic week.

Starbucks' strong play into digital is picking up momentum.

Tencent, one of the two largest Chinese video game makers, is set to rise after winning a license from the Chinese government to roll out new games.

Investors should not count on China as a key growth driver.

Against an already uncertain backdrop, Intel emerges with unique issues.

The quarter was certainly one to remember, according to analysts.

IBM's Red Hat grab and blockchain aspirations have some strong practical applications.

Earnings day buying action is certainly bullish, but can Big Blue keep up for the long term?

Where are we headed in 2019? The independent research firm's equity analysts offer their prognostications for the year.

Chinese video-streaming service and online entertainment company iQiyi could fill the void Baidu lacks to compete with ByteDance.