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Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding (BABA) has topped topline estimates for the last quarter and could attract attention from smart money. Does this mean the stock is a buy now? Let’s look at its financial metrics to gauge its prospects….

The Dow Jones saw early gains fade despite Disney stock rallying. Cathie Wood loaded up on a stock despite it cratering. Alibaba stock flew.

In a race to hoard computing power, Chinese Big Tech companies Baidu, ByteDance, and Alibaba have already ordered $1 billion-worth of Nvidia GPUs this year - and have added an extra $4 billion for purchases to be delivered throughout 2024.

Survey finds that six of the 10 biggest players slashed payrolls last year, including Tencent, Meituan and Alibaba

Years-long regulatory scrutiny on Alibaba’s (BABA) affiliate Ant Group recently ended with a fine, indicating that Beijing is wrapping up its crackdown on tech firms. Moreover, the e-commerce giant’s prospects look promising with new offerings and strategic partnerships. But as the company missed its fourth-quarter revenue estimates, let’s find out…

Tech stocks have rallied impressively in 2023 - but Amazon, Alibaba, and PayPal are still well below their all-time highs. Is now the time to buy?

Ron Huss-Smickler, 41 from Birmingham, and Steven Lawrence Beckford, 39 from Edgbaston, bought the non-certified coronavirus tests from Alibaba.

Alibaba has been underperforming the markets since late 2020, but the stock looks attractive at these levels as China vows to support the country's economy, as well as the tech sector.

Foreign minister Qin Gang’s mysterious absence and replacement follows a pattern of falls from grace for rising stars

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