Tracy Qu is a Market Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including AI and machine learning, retail, e-commerce, and the economy, with a focus on capital markets and economic policy. Tracy's work has been featured in several prominent publications, including ABS-CBN Corporation, South China Morning Post, and Barron's.
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Tracy Qu predominantly covers tech-related news, with a focus on Chinese tech giants such as Alibaba, Ant Group, Tencent, and Huawei. She also covers various topics related to the Chinese economy and its impact on global business.
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Alibaba Group is selling its videogame arm in a deal worth at least $1.5 billion, as the Chinese company shifts its focus to artificial intelligence.
Alibaba Group is selling its videogame business in a deal worth at least $1.5 billion as the Chinese company shifts its focus to artificial intelligence.
Humanoid-robot startup Unitree’s coming listing could unleash a fundraising frenzy across China’s robotics sector, with the debut serving as a key test of market appetite
Baidu's financial performance continued to deteriorate in the second quarter as the Chinese internet titan works to remake itself into an artificial-intelligence company.
A coming listing by humanoid-robot startup Unitree could unleash a fundraising frenzy across China's robotics sector, with the debut serving as a key test of market appetite.
By: Tracy Qu
The highly anticipated listing was expected to do well, with the $900 million offering massively oversubscribed.
Chinese humanoid-robot maker Unitree surged in its trading debut as investors snapped up shares of a company seen as a champion of Beijing's push to dominate robotics.
Alibaba's earnings slumped in its fiscal first quarter as the Chinese e-commerce titan continued to invest heavily in artificial intelligence, racing to preserve its lead in the fast-growing sector.
By: Fabiana Negrin Ochoa, Tracy Qu
After a yearslong effort to go public, Shein has finally priced an initial public offering in Hong Kong that could help the fast-fashion giant fetch a valuation of about $27 billion.
By: Fabiana Negrin Ochoa, Tracy Qu
Alibaba plans to raise $10.2 billion to invest in artificial intelligence, a move that could sharpen its edge in the field but has stoked fears of share dilution, sending its stock sharply lower.
