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Pradeep Lenkanagoudra has tendered his resignation to the post of JD(S) Annigeri taluk president.He said he worked as campaign committee president, spokesman of Dharwad district unit and at other capacities in JD(S) for nine years.

According to current portfolio statistics, a Premium feature of GuruFocus, the top five holdings of Chase Coleman (Trades, Portfolio)'s Tiger Global Management produced mixed results in 2021. While to

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Shares of several Chinese companies, including JD.com Inc (NASDAQ: JD), are trading lower in reaction to new Chinese cybersecurity rules set to take effect in February. Beginning Feb. 15, the Cyber

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Cathie Wood's Ark Investment Management on Monday sharply lowered its remaining exposure in two Chinese technology companies amid a regulatory crackdown from Beijing.  What Happened: The St. Petersbu

The Chinese e-commerce giant has a massive gap to narrow to do so.

Alibaba and other Chinese tech giants listed in the U.S. trade lower early Friday following a sharp rally during the previous session.

It would have been more difficult to find a Chinese stock not up by double-digits on Thursday.

Tencent, a Chinese tech holding company, is chopping its stake in JD.com, the second-largest e-commerce firm in the country. The move is reportedly an effort to get on the good side of the local government that has

Zhejiang Consumers Council announced on Thursday that in order to stay on top of livestreaming e-commerce, the organ tested five major platforms including Taobao, Pinduoduo, JD.com, Kuaishou and Douyin. The post Zhejiang Consumers Council Summons Major E-Commerce Livestreaming Platform Operators appeared first on Pandaily .

China Gives Celebrities & Social Media Influencers 10 More Days To Pay Taxes Owed Beijing has been busy in recent days preparing to implement President Xi Jinping''s "Common Prosperity" agenda by shaking down social media influencers and China''s biggest tech firms alike for contributions to the fund Xi is apparently raising to finance more economy-boosting projects in rural areas. As we reported the other day, Beijing just fined one of the country''s top streaming stars $210M and accused her of concealing income booked in 2019 and 2020. And just last night, it was reported that Tencent is being essentially forced to distribute $16 billion of shares from its holdings in JD.com to shareholders after getting the tap from the CCP that it''s time to share some of its winnings, and also give up some control as the CCP fundamentally hopes to weaken the power held by individual tech firms and the billionaire founders who control them. And now, tax authorities in Beijing and Shanghai are reminding social media influencers and anyone else in danger of being targeted by tax authorities that they have 10 more days to pay what they owe, or face severe punishment.

(RTTNews) - Chinese holdings company, Tencent Holdings Limited (TCEHY), has announced that it will be giving away 457 million Class A shares of the e-retail company, JD.com, Inc (JD), worth $16.4 billion. The news has resulted in a 7% drop in JD stock during regular trading on the market. The holding company said that it will distribute the

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