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Chinese EV Company Li Did Well Last Quarter, But Not Well Enough

Chinese electric-vehicle maker Li Auto Inc. (NASDAQ: LI) reported solid fourth-quarter numbers Thursday, but guidance wasn't quite as rosy.

Chinese EV Company Li Did Well Last Quarter, But Not Well Enough

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Chinese EV Company Li Did Well Last Quarter, But Not Well Enough

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