Piedmont Lithium, Virgin Galactic, Sina, HSBC and Diageo are some of Monday's top gainers.

Sina is among a group of Chinese companies moving away from U.S. listings, as U.S.-China tension heightens.

Following major overnight gains for Chinese equities, U.S.-listed Chinese tech stocks are ripping higher in Monday trading.

Sina received a buyout bid at a 12% premium from a company controlled by the Beijing online media company's chairman and CEO.

The Chinese search giant said improvements in its mobile platform led to stronger performance across a range of key metrics in the second quarter.

SINA is rising after the Chinese online media company beats Wall Street's second-quarter earnings and revenue expectations.

U.S. stock futures are higher as U.S.-China trade talks resume; Republican and Democratic lawmakers are working to broker an agreement that will prevent another government shutdown on Friday; Smith & Nephew reportedly has held talks to buy NuVasive; Activision could announce job cuts when it reports earnings Tuesday.

Jim Cramer takes a look at Take-Two Interactive, Sina, Cliffs Natural Resources, Public Service Enterprise, Annaly Capital, Neutral Tandem and more.

Jim Cramer says it looks like the bulls are no longer fighting the Fed or the tape.

The billionaire and crypto investor was in business with Voyager Digital which went bankrupt early July.

The builder confidence index breached the break-even measure of 50 in August for the first time since May 2020.

China is a crucial country for Tesla for its domination of the market of electric vehicles.