China said on ​Wednesday that a European Union investigation into Chinese ‌e-commerce giant JD.com constituted "improper extraterritorial jurisdiction" and ordered entities not to implement or assist with the probe.

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JD.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:JD) says its massive artificial intelligence (AI) spending is paying off, offering a rare bright spot as many global corporations struggle to turn AI adoption into bottom-line profits.

JD.com, Inc. remains under pressure as core retail revenue declined 4.7% y/y, mainly due to weak electronics and home appliance sales. Despite margin improvement and a headline earnings beat, JD's retail weakness and China's soft macro environment create a persistent overhang. We maintain a Neutral rating on JD stock: valuation is cheap at 7x forward earnings, supported by a strong net cash position and 5–6% shareholder yield.

JD.com beat Q2 earnings estimates as margin gains, better marketing efficiency and narrower Food Delivery losses offset revenue pressure.

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JD frames Q2 as a profitability inflection, with retail revenues expected to return to growth in Q3 on easier comparisons and supply-chain execution.

JD.com NASDAQ: JD reported a 2.9% year-over-year decline in second-quarter revenue to RMB 346 billion, as sales of electronics and home appliances faced comparisons against a high prior-year base and pressure from rising upstream component costs. Despite the revenue decline, the company reported stronger profitability, with non-GAAP net income attributable to ordinary shareholders rising 20.8% to RMB 8.9 billion.

JD.com (JD), the Chinese e-commerce and supply-chain giant, reported a quarter with one ugly number and several surprisingly good ones. Revenue fell 2.9% to RMB