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Alibaba Singles' Day sales break past records, touches $30 billion

China on its own represents 54.7% of the global e-commerce market, nearly twice the share of the next five countries combined, the report showed.

Hong Kong protest: Investors bank on Alibaba listing to restore economy

The index finished the session down 2.6%. It has declined 1.3% since the protests first flared up in the second week of June, versus 6% gains in the MSCI All-Country World Index.

Alibaba stare at another record as Singles' Day sales hit $28.63 billion

Within the first two hours, the total GMV exceeded $17.24 billion, surpassing the total GMV of 2016 11.11

With discounts galore and Taylor Swift, Alibaba eyes record Singles' Day

India will celebrate 11.11 with the UC Shopping Festival in association with Paytm, VMate and 9Apps.

Alibaba group adds JP Morgan, Citigroup for Hong Kong November listing

The Chinese e-commerce giant plans to start taking investor orders on November 15, after its Singles' Day sale, and price the offering on November 20, the people said

11.11 UC Shopping Fest: UC Browser partners with Paytm Mall, Paytm First

On November 11, a big treasure box is up for grabs with the opportunity to win the whole 5 listed products for free.

China's Alibaba plans to launch $15-bn Hong Kong listing by Nov-end

The company had been working on an August listing in Hong Kong but the transaction was put on hold due to anti-government protests in the city creating financial and political uncertainty

Industry leaders find Amazon, Apple and Alibaba the most disruptive firms

Among tech business leaders, Google CEO Sundar Pichai topped the list, followed by Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.

China raises govt presence at Alibaba, other private giants

Hangzhou, in the eastern province of Zhejiang, is assigning government affairs representatives to facilitate communication and expedite projects, the city government said on its website

After Amazon, Uttar Pradesh govt to partner Flipkart and Alibaba

Adityanath government to onboard ecommerce platforms to promote MSMEs

Tearful Jack Ma formally leaves Alibaba with rock star performance

Ma's exit comes as Alibaba has grown to become Asia's most valuable listed company, with a market capitalisation of $460 billion

Alibaba's Jack Ma steps down as industry faces uncertainty amid trade war

Ma, one of China's wealthiest and best-known entrepreneurs, gave up his post on his 55th birthday as part of a succession announced a year ago

World expected a Chinese tech takeover. Alibaba can't even conquer Vietnam

The Chinese juggernaut handles more business than any other company. Yet like many of its compatriots, it has struggled to expand into new markets

Alibaba's chief talks strategy and his fondness for NBA 'Killer'

We have already built a very solid foundation in e-commerce, said Daniel Zhang

'Gold standard' for succession: Jack Ma is retiring as Alibaba thrives

Ma plans to put his vast fortune - among China's biggest at $41 billion - into initiatives serving his first love, education

Chinese youth is spending like Americans, piling worrisome household debt

Chinese under 30 aren't savers like previous generations. That's helping diversify the economy, but adding to household debt.

Alibaba and the $15 bn question: Amid Hong Kong protests, when to list?

More than 10 weeks of confrontations between police and pro-democracy protesters have plunged Hong Kong into its worst crisis

Alibaba's results beat estimates, Q1 revenue up 42% at $16.32 billion

Both Alibaba and smaller rival JD.com, however, are seeking to diversify amid slowing e-commerce revenue growth at home - due in part to markets in China's biggest cities saturating

Baidu knocked off China's list of 5 most valuable internet companies

Baidu has struggled to fend off competition from the likes of Tencent and ByteDance Inc., both of which are luring smartphone-savvy consumers and advertisers to their popular mini-video

China's Alibaba, Tencent bid for comeback after $140-bn trade war wipeout

Alibaba and Tencent's businesses are largely domestic, having little to do with the US or trade