Exclusive interviews with current and former employees of Alibaba tell the real story about the atmosphere inside the e-commerce giant and China's tech industry.
Shares of Alibaba edged down for two straight days after its blockbuster debut on Friday, as investors weighed the stock.
Jack Ma, whose Alibaba Group Holding Ltd set a record last week with its IPO, was named "Asia Game Changer of the Year" by the Asia Society for his company and philanthropic vision.
Concerns rose on Hong Kong's competitiveness as a major IPO hub for Chinese companies, as more and more Internet firms went overseas for listing, say experts, but there are pros and cons.
An expert has made a bold statement to global retailers: do not rely too much on platforms run by Alibaba Group Holdings Ltd as the sole "face" of their business in the region.
Mainland investors can't purchase overseas equities directly due to government restrictions and only the wealthiest can buy them through investor programs.
After more than two hours after trading began at the NYSE, its stock opened at $92.70 and rose from there, hitting a high of $99.70 in active trading.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's shares are expected to rally in their first day of trading on Friday as many investors that received fewer shares than they had hoped lined up orders to buy in the open market.
As China's e-commerce giant Alibaba Group poised to claim the crown as the biggest IPO in US history, concerns arise about what implications it may have on other China-based e-commerce companies in the US market.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is in talks with online retailer Snapdeal to enter India, the Economic Times reported on Thursday, citing two people aware of the development.
Alibaba's growth from a start-up employing 18 people in 1999 to a worldwide company employing 22,000 is down to its ability to harness the world of internet commerce.
China's e-commerce giant appears has taken lessons from Facebook's IPO to heart as the Internet behemoth rolls out its public stock offering this week.
Alibaba Group's options will be listed on CBOE Holdings Inc and International Securities Exchange Holdings' options exchanges.
Chinese investors, left out of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's US initial public offering, are piling into the next best thing.
Jack Ma, founder and executive chairman of China's e-commerce giant Alibaba, showed up in Singapore on Tuesday for a roadshow in the city state for its initial public offering.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd raised the price range on its initial public offering to $66 to $68 on Monday, reflecting strong demand from investors.
Jack Ma made an unscheduled appearance at Alibaba's roadshow in Hong Kong, although there was little need to woo the big Hong Kong investors allocating huge sums.
Experts say the Hangzhou-based internet giant, is due for more changes as it acclimatizes to a new regulatory environment in the US.
As the BBC pointed out, "the largest US IPO is now a Chinese company," so here’s a look at how Chinese and global media are reporting on Alibaba's IPO.
For investors in Alibaba Group 's IPO, Simon Xie, a co-founder and vice president, represents one of the e-commerce company's most important figures.
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