Shares of some United States-listed Chinese companies stumbled on Tuesday as investors appeared to flee anything connected to the turmoil of the mainland's stock market.
Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent are seeing some of their most talented staff leave to set up or join online startups as venture capital funds move into the market
Nation has enough policy tools to offset the major downside risks, say top officials
Wang Qianli, an office worker in Shanghai, has lost half of her savings by playing the stock market.
There are lots of ways to climb the ranks of the world's largest companies.
Editor's Note: The drastic plunge in the stock markets has caught investors unprepared. But not everyone is losing heavily. Excerpts from interactions with a cross section of some investors.
While the government takes measures to halt the slide in the nation's stock market, listed companies are also taking steps to restore investor confidence.
Overseas investors are still cautious toward A shares despite a rebound on Monday, as international fund managers warned the A-share market may continue to slide due to expensive valuations, and disorderly deleveraging may tighten liquidity.
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