Japan kicks off its earnings season with the owners of Uniqlo and 7-Eleven stores. Earnings from the retail giants are expected to be a mixed bag, with uncertainty hovering over their outlook amid the Middle East conflict.
Persistent weakness in China’s housing market will be the main drag when property developers China Vanke Co., Country Garden Holdings Co. and China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd. report this week.
Road construction outside China Vanke Co.'s Donglu residential compound in Beijing, China.
MetaX Integrated Circuits Shanghai Co.’s full-year revenue more than doubled, driven by robust domestic artificial intelligence demand while Nvidia Corp. is squeezed out of the Chinese market.
Chips exhibited by MetaX Integrated Circuits in Shanghai.
Pop Mart International Group Ltd. and Laopu Gold Co. are set to post triple-digit growth, making them standouts in China’s retail landscape defined by sluggish domestic spending.
Xpeng Inc. shares declined after the automaker’s first-quarter revenue forecast fell short of estimates as a slump in Chinese vehicle demand hurt deliveries at the start of the year.
An Xpeng Inc. P7+ electric vehicle displayed at the International Automotive and Supply Chain Expo in Hong Kong, China, on Thursday, June 12, 2025. The expo runs through June 15.
China’s largest container liner Cosco Shipping Holdings Co. warned of increasing uncertainties in the year ahead as a deepening Middle East conflict continues to reshape global trade.
Chinese electric carmaker Zhejiang Leapmotor Technology Co. posted its first annual profit on strong vehicle sales as it expands its partnership with Stellantis NV. The shares rose.
A Leapmotor B10 electric vehicle at the Turin Motor Show in Torino, Italy. Photographer: Giuliano Berti/Bloomberg
The hype around artificial intelligence software OpenClaw has heightened the interest in Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. earnings and how the agent might drive growth and innovation across multiple technology industry sectors.
Cambricon Technologies Corp. reported its first-ever annual profit after Beijing encouraged China’s leading artificial intelligence developers to adopt locally made chips given restrictions on Nvidia Corp.
Orient Overseas International Ltd. warned that the escalating conflict in the Middle East poses further uncertainty to the industry, after an array of geopolitical woes eroded last year’s earnings.
An OOCL container ship at the Port of Long Beach in Long Beach, California.
Earnings calls from Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. and Orient Overseas International Ltd. are investor highlights this week as escalating US-Iran tensions continue to roil global markets.
Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. aircraft on the tarmac at Hong Kong International Airport in Hong Kong, China.
Delta Electronics Inc. earnings rose to a record, propelled by robust demand for high-end power systems and liquid cooling solutions used in data centers for artificial intelligence.
Cooling distribution pipework in an installation at a data centre campus in London. Photographer: Jason Alden/Bloomberg
Hong Kong started to take its first steps away from austerity after public finances ended their longest stretch of deficits in two decades, pledging billions in technology spending and some tax relief to more than 2 million people.
Paul Chan in Hong Kong on Feb. 25. Photographer: Lam Yik/Bloomberg
Hong Kong started to take its first steps away from austerity after public finances ended their longest stretch of deficits in two decades, pledging billions in technology spending and some tax relief to more than 2 million people.
Paul Chan in Hong Kong on Feb. 25. Photographer: Lam Yik/Bloomberg
The shock exit of Standard Chartered Plc’s finance chief and the implications of HSBC Holdings Plc’s multibillion-dollar purchase of a bank stake will loom large as the two report earnings.
Signage at a Standard Chartered Plc bank branch in Hong Kong, China, on Monday, Feb. 19, 2024. Standard Chartered is set to post a jump in adjusted pretax profit for the quarter, though it faces challenges ahead. Photographer: Lam Yik/Bloomberg