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iQiyi operates a popular video-streaming platform in China that offers pay or ad-supported options.
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    Why iQiyi Stock Lost 12% Last Month

    | Jeremy Bowman

    Shares of the Chinese video streamer dipped on trade woes. Here's what you need to know.

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    | Leo Sun

    Positive developments during the upcoming trade talks would lift these three Chinese stocks.

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    | Rick Munarriz

    The world's leading premium streaming video service and China's top dog are growing quickly, but both stocks have fallen sharply…

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    3 Top Chinese Stocks to Watch in September

    | Chris Neiger

    China's economy may be slowing, but these companies still have lots of long-term potential.

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    iQiyi Stock Jumps 12.6% on Wednesday

    | Daniel Sparks

    It's not clear why the stock jumped so sharply.

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    Why Momo and iQIYI Had Very Different Fates in the First Half of 2019

    | Nicholas Rossolillo

    These two Chinese entertainment companies have had a growing chasm between their stock prices this year.

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