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Why TRIP.COM GROUP LTD-ADR (NASDAQ:TCOM) is Poised for High Growth.
Airlines, cruise lines and travel booking sites are finally past their long Covid slide. That's the good news.
Expedia stock gained in morning trading Wednesday after analysts with BofA Securities boosted the stock to buy, citing travel trends.
Chinese stocks, including online retailer JD.com, made a run at buy points on Monday after Beijing vowed more proactive stimulus next year.
Alibaba stock led a list of Chinese tech firms gaining in U.S. trading Monday after China pledged more stimulus. Trip.com stock broke out.
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/PRNewswire/ -- Trip.com Group Limited (Nasdaq: TCOM; HKEX: 9961) ("Trip.com Group" or the "Company"), a leading one-stop travel service provider of...
/PRNewswire/ -- Trip.com Group Limited (Nasdaq: TCOM; HKEX: 9961), a leading one-stop travel service provider of accommodation reservation, transportation...
Chinese stocks have roared recently on stimulus and hopes for more.
Thailand expects foreign tourist arrivals to reach 40 million next year, topping the pre-pandemic record with authorities enlisting the help of companies including Trip.com Group Ltd. and Expedia Group Inc. to lure travelers.
More Chinese are headed to Europe and other far-flung hotspots during the Golden Week holiday that sees hundreds of millions in the country on the move, in the most robust signs of a travel rebound since the country re-opened its borders.
Hong Kong aced its best week of the century ahead of China's week-long holiday shut down.
Alibaba stock and other U.S.-listed China tech firms are surging again Thursday, on reports the Chinese government plans more stimulus.
Shareholders in some Chinese companies have cashed out more than $1 billion from their holdings in the past week, taking advantage of improving market conditions brought on by an adrenaline shot to the country’s economy.
Internet investing firm Prosus NV has fully cut its stake in Chinese online travel agency company Trip.com in a $743 million block trade, according to people familiar with the matter, becoming the latest international investor to exit a Chinese tech company.