The Internet-Software & Services industry is in recovery mode even as an economic slowdown looms large. NTES and OKTA are a couple that still look good.
Virtual reality ( VR ) had its peak in 2023 alongside artificial intelligence ( AI ). They are already part of the technology of this new era.

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The Chinese government has ousted a top official in charge of regulating the country's gaming industry, according to reports, in a likely effort to stem the damage from a stock market rout over propos
Chinese gaming stocks rose on Wednesday to outperform a weak broader market, after Reuters reported China removed a gaming regulatory official.

3 Tech Stocks Suited Nicely for Income Investors

08:18pm, Thursday, 28'th Dec 2023
Investors love tech stocks, as their growth potential is undoubtedly promising. And for those looking to blend tech exposure paired with quarterly payouts, these three stocks fit that criteria.
Recently beaten-down China online gaming stocks rebounded on Wednesday in Hong Kong on news of a more conciliatory tone on the sector by the country's top gaming regulator.
The S&P 500 index SPX has three days left this year to try for a fresh record high, which in theory, shouldn't be so hard with a Santa Rally all but teed up.
As we prepare to ring in 2024, there is optimism that growth stocks could continue to rebound to greater highs next year. Interest rate cuts expected by April may benefit high-growth companies that ha
China OK'd 105 video games as regulators try to ease concerns after proposed new rules slammed Tencent, NetEase and other gaming stocks Friday.
China's proposed gaming rules would hit smaller developers more than large ones, while also reducing overall online advertising revenue, according to UBS.
Two years ago, a raft of Chinese laws regulating education activities crashed the stocks of for-profit education companies. Today, China released new draft laws that could crush the gaming sector.
A Chinese government regulator released new draft regulations targeting spending and engagement on online games on Friday, causing listed shares of major domestic gaming giants to crater amid fears of
Shares of Chinese NetEase Inc. and Tencent Holdings Inc. fell sharply on Friday after authorities announced draft rules to crack down on spending and rewards in online gaming.
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