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Alibaba Reports First Loss As Publicly Listed Company After $2.8 Billion Antitrust Fine
Alibaba suffered a net loss of 5.5 billion yuan ($852 million) in the March quarter. Alibaba suffered a net loss of 5.5 billion yuan ($852 million) in the March quarter. -
China's Alibaba Hit With $2.8 Billion Fine For Anti-Monopoly Violations
China's Alibaba is the world's largest e-commerce company. China's Alibaba is the world's largest e-commerce company. -
Chinese Company Rings Opening Bell To Celebrate New York Stocks Listing
Leading Chinese apartment rental service company Phoenix Tree Holdings rings Wall Street's opening bell Leading Chinese apartment rental service company Phoenix Tree Holdings rings Wall Street's opening bell -
Alibaba’s HK Listing May Happen After Singles Day Frenzy
Alibaba’s Hong Kong may be closer than the market thinks. Will it happen this month? Alibaba’s Hong Kong may be closer than the market thinks. Will it happen this month? -
Alibaba Is LinkedIn’s Top Chinese Company For Work In 2019
Alibaba is China’s best company to work for this year, a LinkedIn study revealed, while Baidu and other tech firms follow behind. Alibaba is China’s best company to work for this year, a LinkedIn study revealed, while Baidu and other tech firms follow behind. -
Chinese AI Firms May Choose To List Domestically, Analyst Says
More Chinese AI firms are expected to consider dual listings this year as the government continues to compile public data. More Chinese AI firms are expected to consider dual listings this year as the government continues to compile public data.