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ChinaCache International Holdings, a provider of Internet content, soared 95% on its Nasdaq trading.

The Dow industrials fell below 10,000 again after an index of China’s economy was revised downward.

Stocks extended their winning streak Monday after China said it would allow its currency to appreciate against the dollar, a move that could provide a boost for U.S. manufacturers and exporters ...

Shares rose as Chinese officials said Europe would remain one of their most important markets for investment.

Alcoa and General Electric slid amid concerns about global growth following sluggish fourth-quarter economic growth in the euro zone and a move by China to tighten lending.

Concerns over China's lending and Japan's debt eased by midday in New York as Wall Street moved out to session highs.

Stocks slipped, hobbled again by concerns about the ability of China's economy to act as a catalyst for global recovery.

Bank of America needs $34 billion in extra cash, a source familiar with U.S. government stress tests on leading banks told Reuters, unsettling markets and stoking talk of a possible asset sale in China.

Beijing could have used the crisis as an excuse to slow market reform. Instead, it's all systems go.