- BofA Analysts Are Turning Bullish on European Online Retailers (bloomberg)
- As Fed Nears Next Rate Decision, Its Vice Chair Cites Reasons for Hope (nytimes)
- China Stocks Near Bull Market Ahead of Lunar New Year Holidays (bloomberg)
- Didi Chuxing’s main app returns to iOS, Android app stores in China (scmp)
- Foreign Investors Buy China in Size (chinalastnight)
- China unveils new plan to use more robots as population shrinks (scmp)
- Jamie Dimon and James Gorman at odds over future rate rises (ft)
- Hong Kong property investment activity to bounce back in 2023, analysts say (scmp)
- Google Calls In Help From Larry Page and Sergey Brin for A.I. Fight (nytimes)
- More People Going Home in China for Lunar New Year Than in 2022 (bloomberg)
- Alphabet To Cut 12,000 Jobs, About 6% Of Workforce, After Hiring Spree (investors)
- Google Cuts Add to Tech Wipeout That’s Claimed Over 100,000 Jobs (bloomberg)
- A veteran investor says the bears have it all wrong, and pessimism is already priced into markets. Here’s where he’s putting his money now that the time-tested playbook for investing in tech stocks has fallen apart. (businessinsider)
- ‘China cannot be out, China must be in’: France says it’s diverging with Washington on Beijing ties (cnbc)
- Home Depot co-founder warns the ‘woke generation’ is ignoring the economy’s ‘bottom line’ (foxbusiness)
- Inside Business. Investors look for bottom of tech sector downturn (ft)
- Beijing’s top economic adviser tells Davos CEOs ‘China is back’ (ft)
- Smaller Fed rate hike may augur end to ‘ongoing’ increases (reuters)
- Fed’s George Says a Soft Landing Still Possible for US Economy (bloomberg)
- Price Negotiations Are About to Reshape the Drug Industry (barrons)
- Top Fed Officials See Progress on Inflation Fight (wsj)
- Wayfair Is Laying Off 1,750 Workers (wsj)
- Amazon to Plow Extra $35 Billion Into Virginia Data Centers in Cloud Race (bloomberg)
- Trending billionaire and celebrity GLP-1 weight loss drugs are about to enter more American homes (cnbc)
- U.S. Existing-Home Sales Slid Last Year (wsj)