Alibaba Group Holding Limited

Baidu, Inc.

Pony AI Inc.

Among Wood's purchases earlier this week are securities of China's Baidu and Pony AI

Cathie Wood bought Alibaba securities after a four-year pause

Tencent Holdings Limited

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation

Cambricon Technologies Corporation Limited

Advances in the development of artificial intelligence and the production of proprietary chips for it have triggered a large-scale rally in the market of technology companies in China. But you should approach investments in the Chinese market with caution, experts warn: you never know where the wind from Beijing will blow.

The Great Chinese Technorally: What risks investors need to be aware of

NVIDIA Corporation

Nvidia's latest chip for the Chinese market has failed to generate excitement among local customers, Reuters has found out

Huawei has found a way to compete in the AI race with Nvidia even with weaker chips

Investors bet on Chinese tech amid restrictions on Nvidia

Alibaba to supply chips to Chinese telecom giant. What this means for the AI market

After several years in the shadows, the founder of Alibaba has once again actively taken up the company's affairs, Bloomberg has found out

'Return of the big boss': Jack Ma aims to regain market leadership for Alibaba

But AI's near-term profit prospects are better for Tencent, according to analysts at Bloomberg

Shares of Chinese giants Alibaba and Baidu have soared. They impose competition to Nvidia

The Ant startup is focusing on developing "brains" for robots, rather than hardware that can eventually be outsourced to contractors

Optimus competitor: Jack Ma's project showed a humanoid robot controlled by a neural network

Oracle Corporation

Klarna

Rubrik, Inc.

Chewy, Inc.

Oxford Industries, Inc.

Opendoor Technologies Inc.

Avidity Biosciences, Inc.

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

Daily review and forecast of events on the U.S. stock market from Mikhail Denislamov, Deputy Director of Freedom Capital Markets Research.

Morning in New York: Inflation statistics for August will set the course of trading

Shopping volume for the first seven days of September was higher than in the past few months

Investors in China have a new favorite. They bought $1.7 billion worth of stocks in one week

The gold price is holding near historic highs amid weak US employment data and expectations of rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Exports from China fell to a six-month low, reflecting the effect of reciprocal trade duties with the United States. In the crypto market, Hong Kong's HashKey Group is launching a $500 million Digital Asset Treasury fund to invest in projects related to cryptocurrency accumulation. About these and other topics - in our review of key events by the morning of September 8.

Highlights for the morning: gold at record highs, Alibaba invests in robots, exports from China

Zscaler, Inc.

NIO Inc.

Tesla, Inc.

What to expect for investors in the stock market on September 2

Morning in New York: pressure on stocks persists

Alibaba is the best bet for an AI infrastructure provider in China right now, says Morgan Stanley