Chinese tech giant Tencent is exploring a potential acquisition of Nexon, the South Korean game developer behind the hit title Dungeon & Fighter, Bloomberg reports. Nexon is heavily invested in ...

As of the end of March, Tencent reported an over 55,000-strong workforce. Including staff from subsidiaries, the company had 110,558 employees at the end of last year, up from 105,417 the previous ...

Tencent’s Hong Kong-listed shares are up almost 30% this year as investors scramble for AI-related plays among China’s large technology companies following DeepSeek’s January release of a ...

Tencent TCEHY delivered robust fourth-quarter earnings—revenue rose 11% year over year and adjusted operating profit grew 21%. It provided 2025 capital expenditure guidance of about CNY 90 ...

Tencent, no question, is among one of the biggest players in China for gaming. Without it, none of League of Legends, Pokemon Unite, or PUBG Mobile exist now. However, now the US is treating the ...

Tencent was added to a U.S. Defense Department list of companies connected to the Chinese military. This will prevent U.S. entities from investing in Tencent, though it doesn't have significant ...

At the Intelligent Health summit in Switzerland, Tencent Healthcare discussed an increasingly important way forward: digital innovation and AI. Deployed properly, it can lead to better health ...

Tencent has acquired approximately 37 percent of the shares of Wuthering Waves developer Kuro Games from Hero Entertainment, and now holds a 51.4 percent controlling stake in the company. Tencent i… ...

Tencent in the driver's seat could steer the company in the direction of its biggest hits via more live service releases. As much as I love For Honor, the loss of a company largely dedicated to ...

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One of Tencent’s expansion strategies over the years was to pour money into promising but uncharted territories, from short videos, an area dominated by TikTok’s sibling Douyin, to web3.

The Chinese government is buying shares in Alibaba, Tencent and other tech companies, according to the Financial Times. The stakes usually involve a 1% holding and are known as "special management ...