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The duo is working alongside prolific tech firms to enhance the driving experience.

"Limiting your search for investments to U.S. companies limits your opportunity set," wrote Morningstar's Susan Dziubinski.

If you thought you were confused before, wait until you hear this.

Foreign equity markets have lagged the U.S. in recent years, making the valuations of overseas stocks attractive.

Employees that helped to create the highest grossing video game of the year have come forward with their stories.

Worry over inflation this year will shift to rising unemployment and slowing earnings growth in 2023.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer speaks about what the company is planning next.

Activision is making progress in a way Microsoft and Sony haven't (yet).

The world's biggest videogame company is -- not the one you think it is.

To find a good dividend fund, look for a well-run strategy with low costs and strong return potential, Morningstar says.

SpaceX is looking to raise over a billion dollars in funding as it looks to keep its lead over rival Boeing intact.

Activision Blizzard won't be the last studio Microsoft acquires.

Will your company follow suit?

Increased volatility in Chinese shares is being driven by many different factors.

Apple crossed the $3 trillion market capitalization mark earlier this year, but when will it reach $5 trillion?

Stocks set to gain after a roller-coaster week dominated by Omicron concerns; Didi officially delists from the NYSE; D.C. shutdown averted; Elon Musk’s Tesla share-sale spree surpasses $10 billion; and back to the economy: November’s jobs report on tap.

Many top investors are eyeing an appetizing opportunity.

Crackdown by Beijing on tech companies continues to ramp up.

American depositary receipts of Gaotu Techedu and New Oriental Education & Technology climb sharply on a report they will be granted government licenses.

Funds are catching up, buying in Hong Kong as China fosters a market surge. But how long will that last?

As we mill around and not move, the bearish chatter is absent in the data. Friday could change that. Also, this chart's for you as we look at Anheuser-Busch, Las Vegas Sands and more.

The world’s largest chip foundry, with almost two-thirds of the market, is seeing its shares rise as it warns supply for top-flight chips will be tight into next year.

Despite a negative tech backdrop in China, Tencent seems to have a new hit on its hands while a bold choice by Apple is paying off.

On top of banning new private equity investment as well as joint-ventures, Biden's executive order requires U.S. interests doing business in mainland China to inform the U.S. government concerning direct investment in AI as well as other types of computer chips.

Plus, we look at the struggles of small businesses to find help and preview the coming contract talks with the Big 3 automakers.

There are impressive levels of strength and decent buy setups in small and mid-cap semiconductor names, plus a rebound in Chinese stocks.

Is Ant's two-year punishment by the Chinese government coming to an end? It certainly seems so.

If the reopening was that bullish shouldn't buyers be more aggressive?

Company headcount reductions are on the rise.

The latest China Covid shutdown will impact Toyota, Intel, and Foxconn Technology, which by extension possibly implies Apple.

We continue to watch ADT as new housing data comes in and USA Technologies as the reopening stumbles along.

We're adding to our position in China's Nio Inc. after reading through the annual report it filed with the SEC.

These ARK Funds family funds are focused on new opportunities and investment themes.

Smartphone apps and their operators win as screen time among Chinese customers climbs 20% while the nation finds itself under lockdown.

Hong Kong stocks surprisingly advanced a bit on Monday, but many stocks in mainland markets sold off by the 10% maximum.

I hope that investors remember that actual human beings are the ones purchasing cars, cell phones, and coffee everywhere around the world.

It's time we, the investing public, started focusing on companies that provide value-added services for humanity.

I would look to continue riding UBER on the long side with no interest in a short position.

Stocks are riding a two-week losing streak as 10-year Treasury yields flirt with 5%.

Consumer-based inflation expectations are running at the highest levels since 2008.

Doug McMillon is putting himself in front of a potential issue in 2025.