Alibaba delivered a 56% return despite an earnings miss, with strong commerce growth and solid cash flow supporting upside.

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The S&P 500 is back in positive territory for the year for the first time since February, and futures point to modest further ...

The jump in Nvidia's China revenue has been attributed to an increase in demand for low-cost AI models. Meanwhile, the company has been altering its AI chips to bring them in line with the export ...

Alibaba's core Taobao and Tmall group division saw its revenue grow 9 percent to 101.3 billion renminbi, or $13.9 billion, in ...

Alibaba [HKG: 9988] was trading down 5.3 percent at HKD122.10 (USD15.63) as of lunch break in Hong Kong today. Its New ...

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. shares tumbled on Friday, suffering their biggest one-day fall in more than a month, after the ...

Beaten-down bond markets cheered an unexpected fall in U.S. producer prices and a soft core retail sales print, prompting ...

Shares were mixed Friday in Asia after Wall Street drifted higher as reports suggested the Federal Reserve may have more ...

Alibaba (HK: 9988) fell 5.4% in Hong Kong trade to HK$121.90, falling as low as HK$120.30 earlier in the session. This came after the e-commerce giant’s U.S. shares (NYSE: BABA) slid 7.6% in overnight ...

Investing.com-- Most Asian stocks moved in a flat-to-low range on Friday with Japanese markets under pressure from ...

Alibaba is strutting into earnings season with some serious AI swagger, and Morgan Stanley has taken notice. The firm called ...