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China's Alibaba Scraps Cloud Unit Spin-Off Citing US Chip Curbs
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba said on Thursday it would cancel the spinoff of its Cloud Intelligence arm in light of "the recent expansion of US restrictions on export of advanced computing chips".
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As Coronavirus Sinks Global Demand, China's Exporters Go Online to Tap Domestic Market
An official China manufacturing survey this week suggested any recovery is months away, with export orders in May shrinking for the fifth straight month.
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Amazon's Grocery Push Playing Catch Up With Chinese E-Commerce Giants
China's Alibaba Group Holding and JD.com Inc have invested heavily in offline retail - bricks-and-mortar stores - in recent years to complement their online offerings.
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China's Alibaba to Take $4.6 Billion Stake in Retailer Suning
At the same time, the Chinese shopping chain will invest up to CNY 14 billion for just over one percent of Alibaba.
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Snapdeal Reportedly Raises $500 Million From Alibaba, Foxconn, and SoftBank
Previous reports tipped the two Chinese companies were planning to invest together for a 10 percent stake that would value the company at roughly $5 billion.
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Alibaba's Latest Gambit in Fighting Fakes: Foster Local Brands
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group has been quietly piloting a scheme to try to curb fakes at source.
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Alibaba Acquires Stake in US Online Retailer Zulily
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has acquired a more than nine-percent stake in US online retailer Zulily, according to regulatory papers.
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Chinese Rivals Snap at Alibaba's Heels in Cross-Border E-Commerce Race
They're all vying to grab a piece of the cross-border e-commerce market which the government estimates to be worth $1 trillion by 2016.
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Why Alibaba Staff Won't Be Getting Cash Envelopes This Year Despite Bumper IPO
Chinese bosses ordinarily hand out "hong bao" to staff ahead of the week-long holiday to wish them luck for the year ahead.
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Chinese Policymakers Eye E-Commerce as Linchpin of Growth
China's state media points to $9.3 billion worth of goods bought on Singles' Day as a sign of e-commerce's economic importance.
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After Strong Debut, China's Alibaba Worth More Than Amazon and eBay Combined
It was an auspicious debut for the Chinese e-commerce company, which accounts for 80 percent of online sales in China.
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China's Alibaba Scraps Cloud Unit Spin-Off Citing US Chip Curbs
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba said on Thursday it would cancel the spinoff of its Cloud Intelligence arm in light of "the recent expansion of US restrictions on export of advanced computing chips".
-
As Coronavirus Sinks Global Demand, China's Exporters Go Online to Tap Domestic Market
An official China manufacturing survey this week suggested any recovery is months away, with export orders in May shrinking for the fifth straight month.
-
Amazon's Grocery Push Playing Catch Up With Chinese E-Commerce Giants
China's Alibaba Group Holding and JD.com Inc have invested heavily in offline retail - bricks-and-mortar stores - in recent years to complement their online offerings.
-
China's Alibaba to Take $4.6 Billion Stake in Retailer Suning
At the same time, the Chinese shopping chain will invest up to CNY 14 billion for just over one percent of Alibaba.
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Snapdeal Reportedly Raises $500 Million From Alibaba, Foxconn, and SoftBank
Previous reports tipped the two Chinese companies were planning to invest together for a 10 percent stake that would value the company at roughly $5 billion.
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Alibaba's Latest Gambit in Fighting Fakes: Foster Local Brands
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group has been quietly piloting a scheme to try to curb fakes at source.
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Alibaba Acquires Stake in US Online Retailer Zulily
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has acquired a more than nine-percent stake in US online retailer Zulily, according to regulatory papers.
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Chinese Rivals Snap at Alibaba's Heels in Cross-Border E-Commerce Race
They're all vying to grab a piece of the cross-border e-commerce market which the government estimates to be worth $1 trillion by 2016.
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Why Alibaba Staff Won't Be Getting Cash Envelopes This Year Despite Bumper IPO
Chinese bosses ordinarily hand out "hong bao" to staff ahead of the week-long holiday to wish them luck for the year ahead.
-
Chinese Policymakers Eye E-Commerce as Linchpin of Growth
China's state media points to $9.3 billion worth of goods bought on Singles' Day as a sign of e-commerce's economic importance.
-
After Strong Debut, China's Alibaba Worth More Than Amazon and eBay Combined
It was an auspicious debut for the Chinese e-commerce company, which accounts for 80 percent of online sales in China.
