China’s Tencent had virtually no revenue growth in the first quarter—for the first time since it became a publicly listed company in 2004—while its net profit dropped 51%. The worse-than-expected results came as the internet giant, the world’s largest videogame publisher and the operator of the WeChat social messaging app, continued to suffer from the country’s economic slowdown and the...
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