By WSJ Staff
Tencent (HK:700, TCEHY): The WeChat operator, China's largest company by market capitalization, reported stronger-than-expected, double-digit growth in quarterly profit and revenue.
JD.com (JD, HK:9618): The e-commerce company's quarterly profit skidded but trumped expectations, as it continues to push into food delivery. American depositary receipts gained 1% premarket.
SMIC (HK:981): China's largest contract semiconductor maker logged a return to profit growth amid Beijing's chip self-reliance drive. Shares rose 3.2% in Hong Kong.
Baidu (BIDU, HK:9888): The Nasdaq-listed company unveiled two artificial-intelligence chips to be launched in 2026 and 2027.
Alibaba (HK:9988, BABA): Shares in China's biggest cloud-computing company rallied following a media report that it was revamping its mobile AI app to better compete with ChatGPT.
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