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U.S. Stock Futures, Overseas Markets Rise

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By Chong Koh Ping, Joe Wallace Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
U.S. stock futures and major overseas markets rose Monday in quiet trading, with American stock and bond markets closed for Labor Day. Futures on the S&P 500 ticked up 0.2%. The broad stocks gauge on Friday closed out a second week of gains, extending its rally to a series of record highs.
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Chinese Tech Giant Meituan Logs Another Loss Despite Sales Jump

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By Chong Koh Ping
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Chinese food-delivery giant Meituan reported another big jump in quarterly revenue, as more people turned to it to order meals and groceries, but the company remained unprofitable for a third consecutive quarter as it spent heavily to expand. Meituan, China’s third-most-valuable internet company, also warned Monday that it may have to make changes to its business practices as a result of an investigation by the country’s antitrust regulator, and it could have to pay significant fines.
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Pork Giant’s Shares Tumble After Father-Son Feud Intensifies

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By Chong Koh Ping
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Workers sorting cuts of pork in a WH Group processing plant in Zhengzhou, China. Photo: staff/Reuters Shares of the world’s largest pork producer tumbled 11% Wednesday after the son of the Chinese company’s billionaire chairman publicly accused his father of financial misdeeds. WH Group Ltd.
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