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While most companies on U.S. blacklists arent publicly owned, a handful of big Chinese technology and internet companies, including Alibaba and Baidu, have cloud businesses that could put them in the crossfire.

"I was wrong to say sell," investor Michael Burry wrote on Twitter.

"If one allows blackmail to continue, it never stops. Let's follow the rule of law."

Globetrotting billionaire, in calls to executives, used his influence to push company’s plans to split into six groups

Biggest gainers were China-related names Alibaba BABA, PDD Holdings Inc. PDD, and JD.com JD....BABA

The tech and communications-services sectors are among the biggest decliners in the S&P 500

Says those seeking Raila's arrest ought to sit down, agree on who will do it

There are good reasons to think a split-up Alibaba would be more valuable. In this case, politics and profits are pointing in the same direction.

FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried faces a foreign bribery charge, Alibaba’s six-way split could inspire other tech giants, and other news to start your day.

Micron stock rises as the chip maker says high customer inventories have been showing signs of improvement, Lululemon surges after issuing better-than-expected guidance for the current fiscal year, and Macys discloses a leadership succession plan.