Chinese stocks tumbled in US trading on Monday, led by the biggest selloff in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. since 2022, after President Donald Trump’s latest directive stirred fears about deepening financial and technological decoupling between the world’s two largest economies.

Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba Group Holding posted its fastest revenue growth in more than a year, beating analyst expectations as it capitalizes on the artificial intelligence boom in China. Alibaba said Thursday that its revenue for the quarter ended December grew 8% to 280.

Chinese technology stocks advanced sharply on Friday, with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. jumping 11.41% in Hong Kong trading, as investors responded to positive earnings guidance and anticipated monetary policy easing from Beijing.

Four years after launching a regulatory crackdown that plunged the tech sector into turmoil, China’s President Xi Jinping sat down publicly with Alibaba Group’s co-founder Jack Ma, whose firm bore the brunt of that campaign,

Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba Group Holding posted its fastest revenue growth in more than a year, beating analyst expectations as it capitalizes on the artificial intelligence boom in China.

Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba Group Holding posted its fastest revenue growth in over a year, beating analyst expectations as it capitalizes on the artificial intelligence boom in China

We recently compiled a list of the 12 Undervalued Wide Moat Stocks to Buy According to Analysts. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE:BABA) stands against the other undervalued wide moat stocks.

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On a recent Thursday afternoon, around five or six young people were busily preparing for an evening event at a street-side restaurant in Hangzhou, capital of China's eastern Zhejiang province, celebrating the major renovation of the steamed bun eatery that had opened eight months earlier.

Beyond its home turf, Alibaba is expanding its international e-commerce businesses to diversify away from its reliance on its home market. This segment has been growing rapidly lately, with revenue up by 32% year over year in the latest quarter. In other words, Alibaba is making solid strides in rejuvenating the growth of its e-commerce businesses.

ETFs tracking Chinese stocks surged on 3/3 due to strong manufacturing data and expectations of stimulus. Alibaba and tech stocks rebounded.

Asian equities were mixed overnight as Indonesia outperformed, Taiwan underperformed, and South Korea was closed for Independence Day.